AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCancer Awareness: Bishop Branford Dean says he’s cancer-free and is now pushing cancer awareness across the Turks & Caicos after a five-day “Cancer Awareness & Celebration of Hope” run with worship, music, testimonies, and a health fair. Public Safety: The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force reports a sharp drop in murders and serious crime, citing community cooperation, intelligence-led policing, targeted enforcement, and partner support. Sports & Training: The Turks and Caicos Fly Fishing Association opened the territory’s first national certification programme for saltwater flats fishing guides, with the Governor backing the link between conservation and prosperity. Community Fitness: Salt Rakers Aquatic Club’s mini-triathlon is gaining traction ahead of its Oct. 31 event, aiming to grow multisport participation island-wide. Telecoms: Starlink has been granted a 15-year telecom licence in the Turks and Caicos, with fees tied to revenue and spectrum use, and guidance that satellite service is independent of Flow and Digicel (while direct-to-cellular will partner with them). Regional Cooperation: Minister Nickolas DaCosta highlighted offender rehabilitation and regional criminal justice cooperation after leading a Cayman Islands delegation at a Turks and Caicos conference.
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