AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCulture: Grenada-born calypso icon Brother Valentino, celebrated for songs championing equality and ordinary people, has died at 85. Born Emrold Anthony Phillip in Cherry Hill, he became one of calypso’s leading voices in Trinidad and Tobago. Tourism: Visitor spending is projected to top EC$1 billion for a second year, reaching EC$1.068 billion in 2026 after EC$1.047 billion in 2025. Stayover visitor spending is expected to exceed EC$1 billion. Healthcare: Grenada has welcomed 57 healthcare workers from Ghana, including 52 nurses, to help ease staff shortages across hospitals, community services and mental health facilities. Election: Former attorney general Cajeton Hood says a court challenge over voter registration may not be decided before Grenada’s November 5 election; its first hearing is set for October 29. Public Safety: Police are investigating gunfire that struck a vehicle and home near College and Elm streets. No one was injured, and a suspect has been identified. Netball: Grenada’s Spice Girls fell to Trinidad and Tobago 61–45 and the United States 61–42 in the Americas World Cup qualifier.
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