AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRoad Safety & Public Health: A fatal crash in Cunupia sent a red Nissan Note into the river; driver Joel Farfan, 32, died and a missing woman was later reported found, while a 33-year-old passenger was treated for minor injuries. Digital History & Research: Nearly 4 million slave records from the Former British Colonies Enslavement Registers are now searchable online for free via Ancestry, with Trinidad’s 1813 registers highlighted as the oldest and unusually detailed. Literacy & Skills: World Teachers’ Day coverage spotlights ALTA’s push to tackle Trinidad and Tobago’s literacy gap, citing research that one in four people can’t manage everyday reading and writing. Energy Tech & Industry: SLB met Trinidad’s energy ministers to reaffirm its commitment and discuss the Energy Accelerator Hub and efficiency gains across the energy value chain. Innovation Ecosystem: The Innovation Association of Trinidad and Tobago calls for more investment and better coordination for research, development, and entrepreneurship. Governance & Training: Cabinet responsibility for the On-the-Job Training Programme shifts to the Ministry of Public Utilities, with officials saying the work will continue under the new lead.
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