AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCost-of-Living Relief: Grenada’s government unveiled an EC$18 million Cost of Living Assistance Programme to tackle imported inflation from higher fuel tariffs, shipping costs, and global supply shocks, aiming to directly help more than 38,000 households; measures include keeping fuel price ceilings through December 2026 and removing VAT on electricity for all categories from August to December 2026. Tourism Leadership Change: The Grenada Tourism Authority says CEO Stacey Liburd has completed her tenure, effective July 22, 2026. Regional Food Security Project: EU-CaN’s “Cultivating Futures” project is underway in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia, Grenada, and Dominica, with facilitators briefed on their role in building ecologically resilient school gardens and strengthening nutrition education. EU Citizenship Pressure: A new EU push threatens visa-free Schengen access for Eastern Caribbean CBI states unless programmes are phased out by June 1, 2028. Local Safety Works: Girven Road pedestrian crossing upgrades in St. George’s are set to start Monday, July 27, with a signalised crossing and cyclist connections, taking about six weeks. Football (Youth): Grenada is among teams set to compete in the Bahamas’ inaugural U15 Girls Goombay Cup starting Friday.
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