AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoBVI Sports: Three BFEC students—Kiara Phillip, Chane-Ann Chin, and Makalia Fergus—have been selected to represent the Virgin Islands at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, running Sept. 15–27, 2026. Local Infrastructure: Work has started on Anegada’s Road Rehabilitation Project, with about 4,800 linear feet planned for concrete paving toward Cow Wreck in four phases, each expected to take around a month. Public Service & Governance: UK-appointed Governor Daniel Pruce has been granted a one-year extension, keeping him in post until January 2028. Business Development: The Virgin Islands Entrepreneurial Zone in Huntums Ghut has begun welcoming its first tenants, with eight entrepreneurs receiving keys to units. Court & Security: Attorneys for former Premier Andrew A. Fahie are focusing on an undercover agent’s credibility as they seek to overturn his 2024 cocaine smuggling conviction. Maritime Administration: VISMA has appointed Georgios Bazos as its first Business Development Manager to expand the authority’s international merchant shipping network. Health & Safety: A landlord in Tortola alleges a mentally ill man attacked two tenants, injuring an elderly woman, and says the suspect remains free despite prior incidents.
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