AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation Policy: St. Vincent and the Grenadines moves to scrap secondary school registration and tuition fees for Form 1 students starting September 2026, after officials said past packages were a “mess” with charges varying wildly from school to school. School Costs Debate: A principal argues the government should have done a forensic review of school records before cancelling fees, warning the process may miss where money was actually going. Sports & Culture: Parliament paid tribute to cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers, while Tourism Minister Kishore Shallow also celebrated Stacyann Adams as SVG’s first female Test cricket commentator. Food Security & Youth: The EU-CAN “Cultivating Futures” project launches in SVG and other OECS states, using school gardens to boost food security, nutrition education, and climate resilience. Public Safety & Trust: After a triple murder in Kingstown’s Chinatown, police vowed “crushing legality,” while a lawyer criticized police tactics as fear-based and harmful to community cooperation. Tech Diplomacy: Taiwan showcased its tech journey through a documentary screening in SVG, highlighting smart agriculture and digital health cooperation.
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