AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCost-of-living relief: Grenada unveiled a targeted EC$18m assistance programme to cushion households and businesses from imported food and energy inflation, including VAT relief on electricity (Aug–Dec 2026) and continued fuel price ceilings through December. ECCB currency update: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank rolled out redesigned EC banknotes honouring national heroes and regional icons, replacing Queen Elizabeth II’s image. EU pressure on CBI: Reports say the European Commission has asked Grenada and other CBI states to phase out programmes by June 1, 2028 or risk Schengen visa-free access—sparking debate on the region’s next move. Digital skills for jobs: CARICOM’s Digitalisation of TVET Delivery Project wrapped with a sustainable, country-owned model, including training for Grenada and other member states to strengthen digital workforce development. Solar for homes and business: IRENA’s SolarCity Simulator was extended for three areas in Grenada, helping users model rooftop solar potential and financial returns before investing. Heritage vs demolition: The Grenada National Trust urged a halt to irreversible Drill Yard demolition pending an independent conservation and safety assessment. Business integrity dispute: Nigerian investor Aisha Achimugu renewed claims against EFCC, alleging persecution and rights violations amid court-linked asset forfeiture.
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