AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 hours agoCaribbean Courts: The CCJ is set to hold a historic sitting in St. Lucia, a major moment for regional justice. Football (Nations League): Saint Lucia’s Piton Boyz target back-to-back wins as they face Guadeloupe again, after a 5-2 home win over Bermuda with Kegan Caull’s hat-trick under new coach Rajesh Latchoo. Local Sports: Women’s football is getting a boost, with SLFA initiatives including a girls’ festival and a national consultation on a Women’s Football Strategic Plan with FIFA support. Education: The St. Lucia Teachers’ Union conference urged teachers to stay central to shaping the education sector, with concern raised over the absence of Ministry officials. Language & Culture: Kwéyòl Heritage Month 2026 was launched in Laborie, calling on Saint Lucians to embrace the language and its identity. Governance & Welfare: A new executive was elected for the Correctional Service Welfare Association, aiming to better represent correctional officers on welfare and working conditions. EU Passport Pressure: The EU has told Eastern Caribbean states to end citizenship-by-investment schemes by 2028 or risk losing visa-free access. Road Readiness: (International) Nairobi’s governor ordered accelerated road and drainage works ahead of El Niño rains, highlighting how infrastructure planning can reduce flood risk. Humanitarian Spotlight: Saint Lucian humanitarian Marcus “Mufasa” Joseph completed an eight-day Mount Kilimanjaro trek to support school expansion and other causes. Parole News (US): Amber Guyger was granted parole in the Botham Jean case, a decision that has drawn renewed public debate.
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