AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAnti-Fraud Push: MOCA chief Colonel Desmond Edwards is calling for real-time, transparent collaboration between banks, regulators, and law enforcement to treat fraud intelligence as a shared national asset. Tourism & Culture: The Jamaica Tourist Board launches “Jamaica Summer Vibes 2026,” running to Aug. 31, spotlighting beaches, festivals, sports, food and community experiences. Drought Response: NIC plans canal rehab and pipeline replacements to cut water loss and keep irrigation flowing during dry conditions. Justice & Community Corrections: Portmore Probation Office officially opens, adding confidential case-management, counselling, and play-therapy spaces to support safer, community-based rehabilitation. Sports & Youth: Pocket Rocket Foundation invites Jamaican student-athletes to apply for its 2026-2027 scholarship programme, backing education alongside sport. Entertainment: Reggae Sumfest returns as a one-night “A Taste of Sumfest” on July 18 in St. Ann, with Vybz Kartel and Mavado headlining. Local Business Spotlight: Rich Rum, founded by cricket icon Chris Gayle, is launched as another brand Jamaica moment. Health Research: A UWI study links painful periods with higher depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts among women living with sickle cell disease. Diaspora Talk: The Jamaica Diaspora Conference revisited highlights how global Jamaicans are helping shape resilience and Vision 2030 priorities. Public Notices: TAJ reminds employers that statutory deductions for June 2026 (S01) are due July 14.
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