AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Identity: A new Vincentian commentary warns that AI training can “render” small nations invisible unless local folklore, history, language and archives are actively preserved and fed into digital systems. Tourism Education: SVG’s Department of Tourism expands its Kids’ Tourism Summer Camp islandwide for 2026, with sessions in Kingstown, Windward, Leeward and Bequia (ages 8–14, 9am–3pm). Tourism Access: The SVG Tourism Authority flags airlift and destination accessibility as top priorities, pushing better routes, frequencies and visibility through campaigns like “I Love SVG” and “Go Grenadines.” Local Arts & Culture: Vincy Mas is in full swing as the CDC ramps up Soca Monarch registration and community events, with renewed focus on preserving traditions like the Monkey Band. Soca on Radio: NBC Radio launches “Soca Capsule,” a weekly interactive show spotlighting local soca artistes. Sports Admin: Renson Haynes is appointed manager of the National Sports Council, tasked with overseeing facilities and sports programmes. Fashion Spotlight: Designer Shernicia Mayers celebrates her “Royal Symphony” gown winning at the 2026 Miss SVG pageant. Film Moment: Akley Olton’s documentary “Madulu, The Seaman” screens at AFI Silver Theatre in Washington, D.C., with a Vincentian artisan showcase. Sports & Community: A Certified Leadership Course begins in Kingstown for community groups, using sport as a tool for cohesion and local projects.
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