AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSunshine Girls: Jamaica’s netball team sought blessings and strengthened team bonds at a church service before heading to England for the Horizon Series. Music & Culture: Beenie Man’s “Weh Di Money De” is drawing online attention amid his criticism of how hurricane recovery funds are distributed. Shenseea’s new EP, Catalyst, is set for Friday and features Vybz Kartel. Heritage: The Alpha Mercy Historical Centre, backed in part by a $100-million Tourism Enhancement Fund investment, is preparing to open and showcase 146 years of the Sisters of Mercy’s work in Jamaica. Education: Eastern Caribbean officials visited Jamaica to study its early childhood system, while Edward Seaga Infant School principal May Pinnock-Mitchell was honoured for decades of service to students and the Denham Town community. Jamaican Icons: UTech will award honorary degrees to actor and comedian Oliver Samuels, business leader Richard Pandohie and heritage historian Vivian Crawford.
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