AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation Results: Saint Lucia topped the region in this year’s Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA), raising the national average to 79.26% from 77.24% and improving scores in Language Arts, Science, Social Studies and Mathematics (still the lowest at 74.69%). CARICOM Leadership: Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre will assume CARICOM chairmanship on July 1, pledging a more people-centred agenda that is felt in communities, schools, businesses and homes. Water Woes: A new report highlights St Lucia’s long-running water supply crisis, with residents still facing intermittent service despite major investment. Public Finance Push: The ECCB is calling for sweeping public finance reforms across the Caribbean, stressing that monetary stability depends on fiscal discipline and better transparency. Security in Soufriere: The RSLPF is forming a multi-stakeholder working group to tackle crime and violence in Soufriere, following community walkthroughs and meetings with tourism and civil society partners. Agriculture & Safety: The Agriculture Minister says zero tolerance for stray cattle is now in effect, after concerns over animals on roads and reports of poor care. Health Appeal: Health officials are urging more blood donors as donations continue to decline. Culture & Sports: Soufriere Carnival Queen 2026 was crowned, and the KFC National Basketball League finals delivered a decisive Game 3 win for Bonne Terre Blazers.
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