AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCalypso as a pulpit: Suspended Grenadian Catholic priest Father Gerard Paul is competing in Spicemas Calypso Monarch as “Father Paul,” using calypso to speak out on Gaza and alleged sexual abuse in the Church. Courtroom win: Former Attorney-General Jimmy Bristol, KC, scored a major legal victory after a Court of Appeal judge was ruled unconstitutional and his appointment declared null. School support rollout: Grenada’s Ministry of Education begins issuing QR code vouchers for the School Supplies and Uniform Assistance Programme, sent by text/email to approved parents and usable at listed vendors. Health services shift: The Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic for St Andrew will temporarily move from Grand Bras Health Centre to the Sabb Resource and Wellness Centre starting 9 September for refurbishment work. Community & culture: Police added extra parking areas for remaining National Stadium carnival shows, while Carriacou youth built six hand-crafted Optimist boats in a heritage boatbuilding class. Travel disruption: LIAT says flight disruptions have continued into the weekend and adjusted schedules run through Tuesday.
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