AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDiaspora & Tourism: Grenada Diaspora Homecoming 2026 runs June 21–July 5 across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, with cultural events, heritage tours, community projects and business forums, plus added flights from the US, Canada, UK and the wider Caribbean. Immigration & Trade: The NNP government’s move to grant visa-free entry to Nigerians is drawing debate, with supporters framing it as an economic and diplomatic push for trade, tourism and investment. Public Finance & Jobs: The Grenada Union of Teachers says some educators are still owed money—up to eight months—accusing the Education Ministry of downplaying delays, while the ministry says most cases are resolved. Legal & Governance: Grenada’s High Court ordered the government to pay damages to former Head of Rural Development Byron L.J. Campbell after finding his contract termination was wrongful. Culture & Policing: The Royal Grenada Police Force warns against unlawful masquerading that includes obstruction, property defacement, noise and intimidation. Environment: SPECTO is closing turtle watching tours early for the 2026 leatherback nesting season due to a sharp drop in female nesting activity. Church Affairs: Pope Leo XIV has accepted Bishop Clyde Martin Harvey’s resignation; Archbishop Gabriel Malzaire becomes Apostolic Administrator until a new bishop is named.
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