AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCPL Cricket: Barbados Tridents captain Chris Green says the franchise’s home campaign at Kensington Oval (from Sept 5) comes with huge expectations after a rough start, as the team looks to turn results around. Public Procurement: The Caribbean Development Bank is offering two fully funded public procurement scholarships for 2026/27 at Italy’s University of Rome Tor Vergata, with applications due Oct 3. Independence Countdown: Prime Minister Mia Mottley kicks off Barbados’ 60th Independence celebrations, declaring every Friday “Barbados Day” through Nov 30, with clean-ups, orations, concerts and major national events. Heat Safety: Barbados Meteorological Services warns of persistent extreme heat, with apparent temperatures near 45C, urging hydration and sun avoidance. Customs Update: Finance Minister Ryan Straughn says new Customs regulations and standard operating procedures will roll out by October. Labour Rights: Barbados Workers’ Union President General Shawn Knight argues the country needs stronger law enforcement, not more labour laws, and highlights portable social security benefits. Sports Giving Back: Flow will donate US$50 per Tridents six to cricket gear for local clubs, as part of its “Every Six Gives Back” campaign.
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