AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSleep Health: Trinidadian respiratory-care specialist Gregory Arneaud’s new book spotlights sleep apnoea, a condition that repeatedly interrupts breathing and can affect health and daily life. Touring Technology: Soca band Kes used compact DiGiCo digital mixing consoles on tour, cutting setup and travel demands while supporting its live sound. Archaeology Research: A field school in southern Trinidad is uncovering overlooked histories and training local university students in excavation, mapping and artefact preservation. Health Services: EWMSC plans to extend blood-donation hours to 8 p.m. to help meet demand; the bank collects about 600–700 units monthly. Digital Infrastructure: Government estimates show $15 million spent in fiscal 2026 on a Tier 4 data centre, with $10 million planned for 2027. Separately, TATT and iGovTT are partnering to advance the country’s digital future, while TSTT’s Mausica data centre has earned four international certifications. Skills Training: Twenty-three people have completed a fibre-optics technician programme, adding locally trained workers for communications infrastructure.
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