AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy & Cost of Living: Turks and Caicos officials say they warned Cabinet months ago that Pelican Energy’s generation fuel costs could drive an almost 80% jump in the fuel factor, and point to a $500 cost-of-living payment plus a later fuel-factor subsidy to cap residential bills at 22 cents per kWh from July through October. Governance & Security: The Turks and Caicos Regiment marked its 2026 Passing Out Parade, formally welcoming new Marines and highlighting the force’s role in national security, maritime resilience, and disaster preparedness. Anti-Corruption Leadership: The Integrity Commission has sworn in Kelly-Ann Murdock as Director of Corruption Prosecution, with Sashein Wright-Chin appointed to lead corruption prevention, stakeholder engagement, and anti-corruption strategy. International Relations: The Caribbean Court of Justice president called on nuclear-armed states to adopt a no-first-use policy, urging urgent legal action to reduce nuclear catastrophe risk. UK Overseas Territories Link: Turks and Caicos Premier André Ebanks joined other OT leaders on a first call with the UK’s new Overseas Territories minister, focusing on climate resilience, AI, economic growth, and violence against women and girls. Youth & Community: Beaches Turks and Caicos partnered with police and social services to run a youth camp at Oseta Jolly Primary School, teaching table etiquette, public speaking, and confidence-building.
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