AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElectoral Process Update: The Electoral Office says about 17,000 electors have applied for voter confirmation, with over 11,000 approvals completed; the rest are still under verification, and some applicants may need resubmissions or could be denied. Electoral Commission Pressure: An open letter from Gregor Nassief calls for a “reset” of the Electoral Commission, arguing public confidence and legitimacy are at risk given slow approvals ahead of the 15 October election date. Youth & Civic Institutions: The Dominica Amateur Basketball Association vice president, Yannick Regis, was elected president of the National Youth Council of Dominica, while the NYCD also reported a break-in at its Secretariat and says security concerns remain after a May 6 fire. Tourism & Connectivity: Dominica’s tourism push continues with Tourism Awareness Month, citing rising arrivals and site upgrades, but regional travel is hit by Caribbean Airlines’ route cuts, with St Kitts and Nevis and Dominica affected and governments seeking alternatives. Economy & Governance: The IMF’s Article IV review highlights 4.5% GDP growth in 2025 and easing inflation, while warning fiscal and external imbalances remain high and urging consolidation and reforms. Fuel Costs Politics: The UWP is urging talks with Guyana to access cheaper gasoline as fuel prices rise. Public Services: The Ministry of Health received WFP technology equipment to strengthen social protection data systems. Sports & Community: Police and the Grand Bay Village Council staged Isidore Sunday Chill, featuring matches and community activities.
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