AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBVI Corporate Move: WISeKey says its redomiciliation from Switzerland to the British Virgin Islands will take effect Oct. 2, 2026, via a cross-border merger into wholly owned BVI subsidiary WISeQey Corp., with WISeQey shares expected to start trading on Nasdaq under “WQEY.” USVI Water & Power: WAPA board approved projects including 120 decorative streetlights for Christiansted and green composite poles in St. John’s National Park, as the utility continues hurricane rebuilds. Water Crisis Alarm: Reports in the BVI say some Jost Van Dyke residents have resorted to bathing in seawater amid severe water shortages, raising health concerns. Energy Leadership: Dominica-born Lynton Scotland appointed to the USVI WAPA board, bringing decades of engineering and procurement experience from major utilities. Sports & Youth Development: BVIFA opened its Technical Centre in Greenland with FIFA President Gianni Infantino, featuring pitch replacement and facility upgrades. Maritime Fees Tension: USVI Governor Albert Bryan Jr. calls BVI charter yacht fees “silly,” urging lower charges to boost inter-island travel and business. Fresh Produce Trade: Fruit Attraction 2026 (Oct. 6–8) returns with 2,500 exhibitors and 121,000 trade visitors, including BVI participation. Oil Dispute: BVI-registered Trans African Oil gets Zimbabwe Supreme Court permission to appeal a US$1.47m fuel debt case.
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