AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCCJ Fallout: A commentary piece explains what the Caribbean Court of Justice is and why leaked internal correspondence could damage regional trust in the court’s legitimacy. Public Safety & Justice: Police Chief Lincoln Corbette says Dominica doesn’t need an Amber Alert system, arguing existing missing-person notification channels can reach the public fast enough. Family Law Reform: National Security and Legal Affairs Minister Rayburn Blackmore says new family legislation strengthens protection for children, victims of domestic violence, and vulnerable groups, with faster protection orders and improved support pathways. Power Reliability: DOMLEC reported a second islandwide outage in a day, caused by total loss of power at a generating plant, with service restored by 7:25 AM. Agriculture & Weather: The Agriculture Ministry urged farmers and fishers to secure crops, equipment and vessels ahead of a forecast weather system bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. Finance & Credit: NCCU is tightening loan collections with upgraded technology and a plan to publicly name persistent loan defaulters only after contact efforts fail. CBI Debate: A CBI-focused analysis and online criticism continue to swirl around Secret Bay and Dominica’s CBI programme, keeping transparency and accountability in the spotlight. Tourism & Markets: Travel And Tour World ranked Dominica among the Americas and Caribbean’s top solo travel destinations for 2026, supporting the island’s visitor-growth push. Regional Child Policy: OECS and UNICEF unveiled a 2026–2032 regional child policy and strategic plan aimed at safer, supported, empowered children across the Eastern Caribbean.
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