AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedia & Culture: MWAG President Calistra Farrier urged Grenadian journalists to resist self-censorship amid social media attacks, saying words may hurt but “our pens have more power.” Music & Heritage: As Juneteenth nears, a spotlight on sax master Junior Walker sets the mood for Black Music Sunday playlists. Tourism & Hospitality: IHG announced InterContinental Grenada–La Sagesse will open in November 2026, bringing 120 rooms, multiple dining spots, a spa, and major event space. Sports: Track sprinter Miles Outerbridge grabbed bronze in the 100m in Seattle, while Anderson Peters of Grenada is named among stars for the Doha Diamond League lineup. Public Life: Grenada’s Advance Passenger Information/Passenger Name Record Bill 2026 moves forward to strengthen travel data rules. Jobs: The Investment Migration Agency (IMA) is hiring an Accounts Manager, as it reports over US$1.6b in revenue contributions over 12 years. Health & Safety: Grenada issued an Ebola travel advisory, urging extra caution and enhanced screening at ports of entry.
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