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Last update: an hour agoAI Skills Push: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ chamber is backing faster AI workforce training as DeVry University expands its “Bridge to Brilliance” programme across the Caribbean, aiming to embed AI literacy into every course by end-2026—targeting tourism, agriculture, manufacturing and services. Women’s Sailing Spotlight: World Sailing’s “Steering the Course 2026” is back with a May 22–31 festival and a second run Sept 25–Oct 4, tied to “Give to Gain” and designed to open doors for women and girls in sailing. Calypsonians Update: The Calypsonians Association says it has agreed a clearer judging framework for Vincymas 2026 and is pushing for a new way of tabulating results at prelims, semis and finals. Police Accountability: The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force says it’s investigating video footage showing officers repeatedly beating a handcuffed man, with the force condemning brutality and unlawful force. Tourism Buzz: Beaches Resorts’ $150m Treasure Beach Village at Turks and Caicos has opened, with “Beaches 2.0” expansion plans that include future projects in the wider region, including St Vincent and the Grenadines.
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