AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHousing & Community Safety: Jamaica is moving ahead with hope and practical support—NHT’s Howard Apartments in St Andrew handed over keys to 248 new homeowners, while a J$36.8m CREATE Project will renovate four violence-prone community spaces (Parade Gardens, Majesty Gardens, Norwood and Grange Hill) to expand safe activities for at-risk youth. Education Resilience: Westmoreland schools get a major boost with about J$1.3b for reconstruction and expansion after hurricane damage, including Unity Primary and Petersfield Primary. Youth in the Spotlight: Montego Bay High School for Girls’ Thaejadore Kerr won Junior Minister of Tourism after a public speaking competition, earning a shot at the CTO regional finals. Tourism & Culture on the Menu: Chef Colin Brown returned for a Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Jamaïque bistro brunch at Uncorked Ochi, blending island flavours with French technique. Sports & Local Pride: Bounty Killer (Rodney Price) got the Key to the City of Kingston and Wenchman Road renamed Rodney Price Drive. Justice & Records: The Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court launched a Criminal Records Office and a new records centre aimed at ending “missing files.”
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