AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHurricane Preparedness: Prime Minister Holness urged Jamaicans to step up readiness ahead of the Atlantic season, stressing preparedness across households, schools, clinics, and key utility operations after Hurricane Melissa tested national systems. Caribbean Weather Watch: A climatologist warned the 2026 season may be quieter but “erratic,” with fewer storms yet higher risks of intense rainfall, flash flooding, and prolonged heat—plus calls to strengthen water storage and drought planning. Real Estate Boom: Jamaica’s property market is surging islandwide, with demand strongest in Kingston/St Andrew and expanding corridors, as buyers—especially younger diaspora—seek homes that fit both living and investment plans. Leadership in Local Media: Red Stripe named Holly Bostock managing director effective July 1, 2026, making her the first woman to lead the century-old brand. Labour Day Community Service: Restaurants of Jamaica mobilised staff, paint and meals for school improvement projects across western Jamaica and St Catherine. Education & Accountability: Jamaicans for Justice says civil society will keep pushing for transparency and public participation in NaRRA project execution now that the legislation is in effect. Culture & Music: Teen singer Sanna Moore is turning heads with her “I Rise Up” performance, backed by encouragement from Etana and other industry figures. Sports: West Indies cricket confirmed home series in 2026 against Sri Lanka, New Zealand and Pakistan, with Tests and white-ball matches spread across the region.
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