AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation: The government will cover entry and subject fees for eligible students sitting CXC exams in 2027, up to nine subjects. Schools have been told not to collect fees from families. Election Petition: Closing arguments have ended in the challenge to Prime Minister Godwin Friday’s and Foreign Affairs Minister Dwight Bramble’s eligibility over their Canadian citizenship. The judge has reserved her decision. Youth Opportunity: Eight students named National Scholars for 2026 will receive five-year university scholarships. Meanwhile, the removal of the PRYME grant programme from the 2026 budget has left young entrepreneurs concerned about support for their businesses. Housing: Government has acquired 4.7 acres in Belair for completed homes aimed at young professionals and first-time buyers. Tourism: St. Vincent and the Grenadines joined Grenada and Saint Lucia in promoting a shared yachting route at a major Florida boat show, as the Caribbean plans a stronger push for UK and European visitors in 2027.
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