AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCPL Admin Shock: St Lucia Kings confirmed Noor Ahmad will miss the rest of CPL 2026 after the Afghanistan Cricket Board revoked his NOC, with Tim Seifert named as his replacement. Home-Game Pressure: The Kings also suffered another home loss, falling to the Guyana Amazon Warriors by seven wickets as rain interruptions and missed chances hurt their chase defence. Sports Development: The CPL Schoolyard programme kicked off with coaching sessions in St Lucia and Jamaica, putting nearly 100 kids through cricket drills with branded back-to-school kits. Water & Business Risk: WASCO says it’s tackling water leakages islandwide via new management units, while also investigating suspected tampering at the Delcer Treatment Plant valve in Choiseul that restricted supply. Trade & Skills: OECS, UNCTAD and ECLAC wrapped up work to strengthen evidence-based policymaking for trade in services across the OECS, aiming to close data gaps that limit export planning. Tourism & Shipping: MSC Cruises is reshuffling winter 2027/2028 routes, cancelling Middle East sailings and redeploying the MSC World Asia to the southern Caribbean with Castries on the stop list. Media Recognition: St Lucia Times won two awards and a special mention at the CBU Media Awards in its debut, including Best Sports Photograph and Best News Photograph.
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