AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDisability & Work: The UN launched the HireAbility Campaign across the English- and Dutch-speaking Caribbean, urging employers to break barriers and sign on to disability-inclusive hiring. Education Policy: Students at SVGCC say promised “free education” has been undermined by a return of registration fees—now demanding EC$480 for second-year students. Arts & Independence: Vincentian writer-director Kevin Roderiques’ crime drama “Number Seven” is set for a local staging in Kingstown on Sept. 5 before an Off-Broadway debut Oct. 24. Labour Rights: Canouan Estate workers allege unpaid wages and a toxic work culture, with the Labour Department reportedly visiting the site. Youth Sport: SVG’s youth sailing championships at Calliaqua Bay delivered nail-biting finishes, with a World Sailing judge seminar supporting fair racing. Culture Exchange: Taiwan’s youth ambassadors marked 45 years of diplomatic ties with a youth cultural showcase in Kingstown. Community Learning: CPEA Success Hub wrapped up a three-week boot camp for Grade 5 and 6 students ahead of the new term.
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