AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchool Food Push: The Healthy Caribbean Coalition has launched “Make it Make Sense,” a regional social media campaign targeting ultra-processed food and drink marketing around schools, with Grenada among the focus countries. Music Rights Update: ECCO says its 2025 annual report is now online, alongside a newly formed board after its June 20 AGM—covering licensing, royalties and transparency across Eastern Caribbean territories including Grenada. Education Results: Grenada’s Ministry of Education released official 2026 CPEA results: 1,601 of 1,709 students scored 50%+ and have been placed in secondary school. Digital Drive: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell urged CARICOM to speed up digital transformation, including AI readiness, cybersecurity and measurable implementation. Local Tech/Media Skills: Republic Bank backed a one-week MWAG journalism training programme at the National Cricket Stadium. Sports Spotlight: Grenadian sprint star Kirani James is set to appear on the EC$5 banknote in the ECCU redesign coming into circulation in 2027. Music Hit: Dancehall producer Week.day celebrates Aidonia’s “Like How Yuh Feel” hitting #1 in Grenada and topping regional charts with 1M+ streams.
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