AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoAir Connectivity & Tourism: Contour Airlines announced new nonstop Dominica–Trinidad and Tobago service starting October 5, 2026, with twice-weekly flights and same-plane connections onward to San Juan and St. Thomas—aimed at boosting regional travel and cultural exchange. Public Health: CARPHA opened an Antimicrobial Resistance Regional Reference Laboratory in Jamaica, expanding specialized testing for 26 member states and strengthening the Caribbean’s fight against antibiotic misuse and delayed diagnosis. Healthcare & Jobs: Team Unity Dominica’s Christine Dupuis-Dubique called for fair pay, safer staffing, training, and clear career pathways for healthcare workers, including a return-and-retention program for professionals overseas. Politics & Community Voice: UWP nominated pharmacist Martha Augustus as Roseau South candidate, framing her campaign around lived healthcare realities and youth-focused change. Youth Sports: Dominica sent a 74-member team to the 2026 Windward Islands School Games in St. Lucia, with 62 student-athletes competing across five sports. Food Security & Youth: EU-CaN’s “Cultivating Futures” project launched with facilitators briefed on school gardens and nutrition education across St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia, Grenada, and Dominica. Culture & Learning: A free online seminar invites parents and caregivers to learn practical ways to support children’s communication difficulties. Local Culture Calendar: Mahaut–Jimmit–Tarreau Village Council announced St. Ann parish feast activities July 23–26, blending Gospel Fest performances, dance nights, expo showcases, and a grand Mass.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.