AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchools Reopen With Staggered Dates: St. Vincent and the Grenadines kicked off the 2026–2027 term as most primary, secondary and technical-vocational schools reopened Monday, Sept. 7, after repairs. Four schools—Brighton Methodist, Calder Government, Buccament Bay Secondary and Emmanuel High School (Mesopotamia)—open Wed., Sept. 9, while St. Mary’s R.C. and Langley Park Government School push to Mon., Sept. 14. Public Safety: Police urged motorists to drive carefully for children as the new school year begins, especially in Kingstown. Regional Diplomacy: OECS leaders are pushing for a high-level EU meeting in Brussels over Citizenship by Investment concerns and possible changes to visa-free access. Security & Law: Caribbean governments are again reacting to US military strikes on suspected drug-trafficking vessels, with questions raised about legality and proof. Community Policing: ASP Lyndon Oliver won a Public Choice Award as SVG’s most outstanding police officer, praised for fairness and youth-focused support. Sports: Vincentian Ty Clarke scored his first professional goal for Inter Toronto FC in his first CPL start. Youth & Food Security: 45 young people received certificates after completing SVG’s Youth in Agriculture Science Internship Programme. Culture: SVG marked Africa/CARICOM Day with a Kingstown event hosted by the Department of Culture.
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