AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPoultry Supply Crunch: Barbados poultry farmers are warning that egg and chick shortages will keep biting unless Government moves faster on a reliable local hatchery and access to quality fertilised eggs. Homelessness Pressure in Bridgetown: The Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness says complaints about homeless people causing issues in key public spaces are rising, with some refusing shelter and concerns over who is allowed into the 24-hour facility. Investment Push: The Caribbean Investment Forum 2026 gets underway in Bridgetown with a focus on investment-ready projects across tech, logistics, agribusiness and the green economy, while Barbados officials say the island is “investment-ready.” Retail Upgrade for Shoppers: Massy’s $46m Worthing redevelopment is set to bring more convenience for customers, with future phases tied to customer feedback. Youth Discounts Go Digital: Barbados’ first National Youth Discounts Day drew strong uptake, alongside plans for a permanent digital youth discount card. Public Sector Accountability: The Ombudsman is calling for a human resource audit and stronger complaint systems after widespread public service complaints in 2025. Diamond Anniversary Honours: Barbados will recognise 120 citizens—60 from uniformed services and 60 civilians—under the Barbados Diamond Anniversary Honour Act 2026. CPL Business & Sport: CPL match-day activations and local cricket coverage continue to drive regional attention, including Barbados Tridents’ early campaign win.
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