AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Campaign: Grenada votes on November 5. The Attorney General says the government is responding to a High Court challenge to the electoral process, while voter eligibility is under scrutiny. Police have also announced traffic restrictions for the New National Party rally at Kirani James Athletic Stadium on Sunday, October 11. Public Services: Government and Digicel teams are working to restore online services affected by an outage; manual procedures are in place, but delays are possible. Education: A new preschool in Tivoli, St Andrew, has been handed over. The EC$1.9 million project replaces facilities lost after Hurricane Ivan. Economy and Trade: The World Bank forecasts Grenada’s economy will grow 3.3% this year. CARICOM teams will assess regional supplies of paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen before trade ministers consider tariff treatment. Tourism: Grenada’s Pure Experiences initiative, launching in mid-October, will promote locally operated tours and activities across the islands. Culture: Tributes continue for Mighty Sparrow, the calypso legend born in Grenada, who died aged 91.
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