Cost of Living Relief: Grenada’s government rolled out an EC$18M package to cushion households from electricity-rate pressure, including two VAT-free shopping days monthly (Aug–Oct), temporary VAT removal on electricity (Aug–Dec), and a bigger electricity subsidy (EC$10 to EC$50; eligibility up to 200 kWh). Tourism Governance: The Grenada Tourism Authority saw a leadership shake-up, with CEO Stacey Liburd reportedly departing after just one year amid board-management tensions. Agriculture & Skills: CASE welcomed an OECS SKIP study tour focused on climate-smart agriculture, agribusiness and workforce development, aligning with Grenada’s push to launch an Agriculture Centre of Excellence. Environment & Waste: Flow Grenada and Grenada Green Group, backed by Liberty Caribbean Foundation, installed the first plastic bottle recycling bins at St John’s Christian Secondary School, with 10 bins planned across secondary schools islandwide. Water Supply Disruption: NAWASA said ongoing technical issues at the Annandale Water System are causing inconsistent supply in higher-elevation communities, with truck deliveries in affected areas. Heritage Under Threat: Grenada National Trust secured a temporary High Court injunction to pause demolition of the Drill Yard, urging a 120-day halt and professional heritage assessment. Regional Investment Push: OECS and Morocco highlighted trade and investment cooperation during Economic Promotion Week, with Grenada’s GIDC among participating agencies.