AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCare for Seniors: Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton urged families and communities to stop abandoning older relatives, pointing to Jamaica’s growing 60+ population as Craighead Health Centre in Manchester reopened. School Access: Education Minister Dana Morris Dixon reiterated that no child should be denied entry over fees, saying schools should use ministry grants and seek support when needed. Rural Transport Boost: Jamaica’s Rural School Bus Programme hit 100% parent and student satisfaction, with major gains in attendance and safe daily trips since September 2025. Deportation Update: Jamaica says two Jamaicans deported to Eswatini told the Ministry they don’t want to return home right now, while consular efforts continue for a third person. Tourism & Travel: Royal Caribbean extended its suspension of Labadee calls through June 2027, and Jamaica is also pushing a more connected Caribbean tourism plan with Panama and new LIAT Air links from Guadeloupe to Montego Bay. Reggae & Culture: Fantan Mojah’s death at 49 sparked tributes and Sumfest plans, while Beres Hammond and Beenie Man headline Prudential Center on Aug. 20. Sports Pathways: Excelsior High striker Kimarly Scott won a four-year VCU scholarship, blending academics with football.
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