AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMusic & Heritage: Twinkle Brothers’ Ralston Grant received a long-awaited home-parish honour in Trelawny, recognising the reggae duo’s contribution to Jamaican music. VP Records and Super Cat are also revisiting “Boops,” while Shaggy’s “Boom Body” gets a new Shatta-style remix. Jamaican Achievers: Montego Bay-born Tasha Richardson has become a US-licensed commercial pilot, charting a path from flight attendant to cockpit. Jamaican-born professor Sonji Johnson-Anderson will receive a 2026 Inspiration Award for her work in education and equity. Community & Education: Campion student Alliana Freeman launched a free CPR and first-aid initiative inspired by a fatal choking incident. Jamaica is hosting early-childhood leaders from 10 Eastern Caribbean countries to share approaches to improving care and education. Local Pride: Balmagie Primary won the Kingston and St Andrew Junior Cup with a 5–0 final victory, while midwife Myda Trail was honoured after delivering more than 3,000 babies in St Ann. Reparations: Jamaica’s slavery petition is set for a preliminary Privy Council hearing in March 2027, as the country seeks a ruling on slavery’s legality and reparations.
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