AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMontserrat Ferry Watch: Questions are swirling over Montserrat’s ferry future after a private vessel appeared and was promoted online, but the Government says it isn’t running a service yet and is still completing its tender. Regional Integration: OECS leaders opened the 78th Authority Meeting in Antigua under Dr. Gaston Browne’s chairmanship, as the bloc marks 45 years of regional cooperation. ECCB on the Ground: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank highlights how its agency offices support currency operations, oversight, and public education across member states, including Montserrat’s office opened in 1991. Community Health: Veteran broadcaster Basil Chambers turns 60 by launching a Men’s Health Fair on July 3 with free screenings and prostate checks to boost preventative care. Women’s Growth: Seventeen women took part in the EMERGE workshop at the Montserrat Public Library, using a butterfly framework to reflect, release fear, and step into purpose. Local Agriculture: Shanyon McPherson received Montserrat’s inaugural Governor’s Award for her farming work and community impact. Entrepreneurship: Montserrat entrepreneurs can apply for a four-month Green Business Incubator starting in July, with mentorship and planning support. Major Case Update: An inquiry into Mango founder Isak Andic’s death orders new witness hearings and a forensic reconstruction of the fatal fall, with Jonathan Andic still under investigation.
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