AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRemittances Boost: JN Money has partnered with fintech WapiPay to expand how Jamaicans send and receive money, with WapiPay customers able to collect cash at JN Money locations or get deposits into local bank accounts, after WapiPay’s Jamaica approval earlier this year. Telecoms & Cost of Living: Turks and Caicos’ Telecommunications Commission says Starlink’s 15-year licence is now in place, with an initial fee of about $112,600 and ongoing revenue-linked payments; Starlink will run independently of Flow and Digicel for standard satellite service, while Direct-to-Cellular will require partnerships. UK Oversight on Ownership Data: The UK is pressing the Turks and Caicos to improve access to beneficial-ownership information, including concerns around application fees and expectations for fully public registers. Energy Policy Watch: The PDM says Pelican Energy has applied to the Governor for a 50-year electricity licence, urging full disclosure, independent review, public consultation, and stronger consumer protections before any long-term commitment. Tourism Skills & Jobs: Turks and Caicos launched its first national certification programme for saltwater flats fishing guides, aiming to standardize training and support conservation-linked prosperity. Weather Alert: A severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect for Inagua and nearby waters, with risks including strong gusts, lightning, heavy rain, hail, and possible waterspouts.
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