AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaricom Reparations Commission: The group has included Britain’s Overseas Territories in a revised reparations manifesto now being taken to the UK and the UN, with Bermuda among the territories holding local consultations on full CARICOM membership. Road Safety: Police arrested two riders for impaired driving after a motorcyclist hit a pedestrian in Pembroke and another crashed into a police motorcycle in St George’s. Cup Match Ticketing: CiMiNow has been named the official digital ticketing provider for the 2026 Cup Match Classic, with QR-code entry. Power and Planning: The shadow home affairs minister is seeking clarity over the legality of pausing Bermuda’s Integrated Resource Plan for electricity needs. Education & Culture: Bermuda College will launch the Ashay Programme in September, bringing African-centred, culturally relevant classes for ages 5+ and an Ashay Club. Local Sports: Tiara DeRosa-Williams set a new Bermuda discus record; the Bermuda Pacers returned from Maryland with 10 medals. Business/Finance: Butterfield shares fell 0.85% in New York; AM Best affirmed Vantage Risk ratings unchanged after leadership changes. Cyber/Health Data: A parliamentary committee says the health ministry couldn’t confirm whether personal Covid travel authorisation data was taken in the 2023 cyberattack, calling for clearer rules on retention and destruction.
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