AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCARICOM Leadership: Saint Lucia officially took over the CARICOM chairmanship on July 1, with Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre pledging a people-first agenda that makes regional decisions felt in schools, homes, and local opportunities. Education Wins: St. Lucia topped the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA), raising the national average to 79.26% and leading in every subject, with girls outperforming boys. Gender Equality Training: The OECS Commission launched a three-part Gender Mainstreaming staff training series to strengthen gender-responsive planning and evaluation across its work. Public Safety—Cattle Road Risk: Agriculture Minister Lisa Jawahir says the stray-cattle road safety problem is being tackled through relocation and tighter action to prevent accidents and protect lives. Health Watch: Health officials renewed calls for more blood donors while also updating the public on Ebola preparedness plans amid the wider regional situation. Sports & Culture: Bonne Terre Blazers won the KFC Basketball League title, and Tamis Modeste was crowned Soufriere Carnival Queen 2026. Regional Diplomacy: Jamaica denied reports about housing “third country nationals” in Grants Town, urging calm as rumours spark community anger.
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