AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCPL Playoffs Pressure: Antigua and Barbuda Falcons extended their lead at the top of the Republic Bank CPL after beating Trinbago Knight Riders, while the St Lucia Kings’ next big test is tonight as they travel to face the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots at Warner Park. Newborn Support: Saint Lucia is set to roll out its Newborn Grant, offering a one-off EC$1,000 payment for babies born on or after August 1, 2026, as regional comparisons continue with Tobago’s monthly Universal Child Benefit. Third-Country Nationals Deal: Saint Lucia begins receiving the first group of US third-country nationals this week (six people), with the Government saying only non-violent cases are included and that US personnel will accompany arrivals—while the UWP demands more transparency and oversight. Housing & SSDF Scrutiny: Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre placed Housing Minister Richard Frederick on administrative leave amid ongoing questions around the St Lucia Social Development Fund, with the opposition calling for a formal independent investigation. Police & Partnerships: Taiwan donated two desktop computers to the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, as Police Commissioner Verne Garde highlighted continued partnership support. Business & Security: Saint Lucia Business Awards were launched for January 30, 2027, and Darcheville Construction Equipment in Sans Souci reported another break-in after an excavator engine was stolen.
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