AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCalypso Farewell: The Mighty Sparrow’s body (Slinger Francisco, “Birdie”) returned to Trinidad and Tobago this week, received at Piarco International Airport by Culture Minister Michelle Benjamin and Sparrow’s son Sancho Francisco, after his Sept. 27 death in Queens at 91; public planning meetings and tributes are underway, with Calypso History Month segments set to honour him. Grenada Sports & Youth: The Grenada Football Association and Beacon Insurance launch the 2026 Primary School Football Competition on Oct. 7, with 105 schools set to compete across boys and girls categories starting Oct. 14. Community Health: St George’s University’s Women in Medicine group hosts a free Breast Clinic on Oct. 24 at St Patrick’s Anglican School, Sauteurs, offering education, exams, blood pressure checks, and screening info. Music Festival Buzz: World Creole Music Festival 2026 is confirmed for Oct. 23–25 in Dominica, with a “verified official” guide touting a major lineup. Local Culture Spotlight: A Grenada-born athlete and music/arts community items also surfaced, but the Sparrow return is the big entertainment headline this week.
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