AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth & Social Services: Montserrat’s Ministry of Health and Social Services is rolling out “Wellness in Motion,” a free mobile clinic starting Friday, Aug. 7, running on the first and last Friday of each month with blood pressure and blood sugar checks, health education, and access to clinicians for early detection of chronic illness. Cost of Living: The Office of the Premier says fuel prices have been cut effective July 11, with diesel wholesale down to EC$16.30 (from EC$19.60) and retail to EC$17.70 (from EC$21.00), plus premium gasoline retail reduced to EC$20.87 (from EC$23.12). Fraud & Cybersecurity: Montserrat residents are being warned about social media “mulling” scams that recruit people to launder stolen funds through their bank accounts, ahead of a National Cybersecurity and Fraud Prevention Forum. Regional Politics & Reparations: CARICOM’s Reparations Commission is pushing a revised manifesto to the UK and UN that includes Britain giving up control of overseas territories such as Montserrat, alongside reparatory justice demands. Regional Governance: CARICOM Tax Administrators are set to meet in Georgetown, Guyana (July 27–31) to discuss “smart, data-driven and AI-enabled” tax administration.
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