AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDeportation Deal Fallout: Jamaica has finalized “third country nationals” procedures with the US and says it will not accept anyone with criminal backgrounds, but protests are growing as the PNP and diaspora voices demand full disclosure and worry about costs and security strains. Reparations Push: Caribbean leaders are lining up to press Britain for slavery reparations at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, even as Downing Street insists it won’t pay cash. Children in Disasters: UNICEF and CDEMA are training Caribbean journalists in St Lucia to improve how children are covered during emergencies, including protecting their rights and mental wellbeing. Education Leadership: Kingston Western honoured past and present principals, spotlighting leadership that supports teachers and students. Tech for Learning: e-LJam is expanding school tech with laptops, interactive panels, connectivity and solar power under the Tablet in Schools programme. Culture & Arts: JCAL’s Making Moves Dance Festival returns to Queens this weekend, and Saint International’s WIFAX is set to ignite Kingston with fashion, art and architecture. Sports Media Tribute: Minister Olivia Grange paid tribute to veteran sports photojournalist “Dellmar” Samuels. Parliament Rules: Speaker Juliet Holness says modern standing orders should be simpler so the public can actually read and understand them.
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