AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBMA Power-Shift: The Bermuda Monetary Authority has named Mesheiah Keane as chief operating officer and Graham Collier as chief technology officer, aiming to keep supervision “digitally driven” while strengthening operational resilience. Education Under Strain: Port Royal Primary School shut for the day due to insufficient staff, with parents saying students were turned away—raising fresh questions about a wider dispute involving the education minister. Courts Turn Serious: A Supreme Court trial began over the 2011 fatal shooting of Randy Robinson, while another case started against a couple accused of stealing more than $300,000 from elderly seniors. Public Safety Pressure: An OBA MP renewed calls for traffic calming on Church Road after years of complaints, and a senator was fined for speeding. Energy Policy Talk: Home Affairs Minister Alexa Lightbourne told a forum that updating Bermuda’s electricity policy needs a “holistic” approach focused on affordability. Digital Finance Buzz: A workshop and vendor market followed the Digital Finance Forum, with residents using USDC after stablecoins were airdropped.
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