AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTelecom & Travel: Kyivstar launched a separate eSIM “Travel SIM” for mobile data roaming in 38 countries, including Martinique and French Guiana, letting users pay only for chosen data packs (no calls/SMS). Public Health Leadership: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis began her role as PAHO/WHO Representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, overseeing technical cooperation across the OECS and French Caribbean departments including Martinique. Heritage Under Threat: In Guadeloupe, erosion is exposing and destroying a historic cemetery for enslaved people at Raisins-Clairs; Inrap has identified 48 graves and warns many more may be lost to the sea. Coastal & Marine Science: Nova Scotia shark sightings are prompting calls for better beach monitoring, but officials say they don’t plan to use shark-detecting drones and rely on lifeguard surveillance and temporary closures. Procurement & Infrastructure: Grenada’s DPM says a “design, build and finance” road approach “completely ignored” procurement laws, arguing costs and financing details aren’t transparent. Archaeology & Preservation: Grenada’s Drill Yard historic site assessment is underway after an interim court injunction halted demolition pending a preservation review.
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