AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Community Funding: Ashley’s Learning Center ended 2025-26 with a $22,129 net surplus, down nearly 70% year-on-year, as operating costs rose 8.7% to $406,400 and tuition arrears stayed a concern while the special-needs school pushes ahead with expansion. Tech & Connectivity: Digicel says it will assess the changing digital landscape after Starlink’s entry, while continuing its five-year network plan and looking for new ways to connect Turks and Caicos. Infrastructure & Transport: Minister Arlington Musgrove outlined about $100 million for roads, airports, ports, drainage, and serviced land, including up to $30 million for interim upgrades at Howard Hamilton International Airport. Public Safety: The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force reported major drops in murders and serious crime, citing intelligence-led policing and community partnerships. Governance & Inclusion: An opinion piece urges Turks and Caicos to strengthen work-permit protections so locals aren’t left behind as the economy grows. Energy Oversight: FOCOL Holdings appointed Anton A. Saunders to its board, adding finance and risk leadership. Crypto & Finance Access: KuCoin launched on Arc and added new KuCoin Wealth products, expanding access to USDC and professionally managed strategies. Tourism & Environment Debate: A commentary argues tourism growth is outpacing environmental protection, warning that the islands’ natural assets are being strained.
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