AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealthcare: Cornwall Regional Hospital’s A&E department has reopened, bringing relief to western Jamaica after patients faced long waits for beds. Prime Minister Andrew Holness said the country’s lack of recent hospital-building experience has left government short of expertise. Education: The GraceKennedy Foundation awarded more than $31 million in scholarships to 90 tertiary students for 2026/27. Arts & Culture: The EU Film Festival runs November 15–21, bringing 12 films and stories from across Europe to Jamaican audiences. Music for Good: Third World Don and fellow artists have released an album aiming to raise $1 million for vulnerable children through school and welfare support. Children’s Health: Jamaican children with cancer have lower survival rates than those in wealthier countries, with doctors calling for better access to advanced treatment. Community Wellbeing: Westmoreland councillors want more mental health awareness and support as the parish reports a rise in cases. LGBTQ+ Rights: Trinidad and Tobago’s anti-gay laws have been struck down, prompting calls for Jamaica to consider its own laws.
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