AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Access: Winair will continue its Sint Maarten–Montserrat service through 2029 under a new three-year agreement, giving residents, businesses and visitors more certainty about a key regional connection. Football: Montserrat entered its Concacaf Nations League play-in against Nicaragua on a four-match winning streak, with a place in the 2027 Gold Cup preliminaries at stake. Cricket Governance: Montserrat’s territorial board president joined leaders from Anguilla, Nevis and St. Maarten in declaring no confidence in Leeward Islands Cricket Board president Enoch Lewis, citing concerns over governance and the disputed election. Volcano Watch: The MVO says Soufrière Hills unrest remains low and declining, with no current sign of renewed eruption, but residual hazards persist, particularly in Zone V. Culture: Montserrat-born producer Eddie “Prynze” Duberry-Allen is urging Caribbean governments to invest more in local creative industries, while goat water stew brought the island’s culinary heritage to an international audience at a food session. Currency: The ECCB’s redesigned five-cent coins are being introduced in Montserrat, replacing Queen Elizabeth II’s portrait on the front with the bank’s logo and participating member flags.
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