Digital Government: Grenada has formally moved ahead with its digital transformation, with the Digital Transformation Agency Act (No. 10 of 2026) giving the Digital Transformation Agency a statutory foundation—aimed at better connecting government systems so people don’t have to repeat information. Public Health Preparedness: Grenada also strengthened its readiness for future respiratory pathogen pandemics after a two-and-a-half-day national validation workshop, updating its National Respiratory Pathogen Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan with current laws, staffing and operational roles. Energy/Contracts: Legislators received full insight into the government’s decision to terminate agreements with GPG, as the issue continues to draw political attention. Infrastructure Funding Debate: PM Dickon Mitchell defended a Design-Finance-Build road model tied to an EC$310.9 million supplementary appropriation, with EC$161 million earmarked for DFB arrangements—while opposition questioned impacts on local procurement. Sports/Regional Spotlight: Grenada’s former world and Olympic champion K. Green is mentioned in Jamaica’s athletics podium sweep in Rovereto, keeping regional athletes in the spotlight. Local Opportunities: St. George’s University signed an MoU with UAE education provider Taaleem to create medical admissions pathways and scholarship opportunities for eligible students. Community Life: A new concept, “Conversations at Sunset,” is gauging interest from employed, self-employed or retired adults (30+) across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique for a different kind of social experience.