World Athletics: Ximena Restrepo, a presidential hopeful, says track and field needs a stronger post-school pathway for athletes from smaller federations, pushing for a wider competition circuit across the Americas and Caribbean. Governance & Transparency: Public policy critic John Rullow blasted the Dickon Mitchell administration as “most corrupt,” urging Grenadians to demand procurement transparency and stronger accountability. Public Sector Spotlight: Grenada’s Public Sector Entities conference gets a major boost as Ernst & Young signs on as exclusive executive sponsor for Day One (23–24 Sept 2026). Local Sports & Boxing: The Boxing Association of Grenada is now an endorsed member of World Boxing, opening doors for Grenadian fighters at sanctioned local, regional, and international events. Soca & Spicemas Buzz: Lil Kerry’s “Mayhem” keeps climbing—3rd at Power Soca, No. 1 on iTunes Grenada Top Songs, and a standout Spicemas performance. Carriacou Marina Dispute: Tyrell Bay Marina renews its request to access a fenced boatyard area, tied to a long-running mangrove expansion land dispute. Visa Shockwaves for Artists: Reports of tighter U.S. visa scrutiny and revocations are putting Caribbean entertainers on alert, including Grenadian soca performers and touring bands. Chess for All Ages: Grenada Chess Federation’s free summer camp runs 17–21 Aug, with one-day sessions in Carriacou and Grenville.