AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSt Elizabeth Safety Update: Kendra Rose, one of three students hurt by a falling boulder on an abandoned train track route to Merrywood Primary, remains unconscious at UHWI; MP Andrew Morris says all medical fees have been waived. Haiti Security: The UN Security Council extended Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force mandate for six months to March 31, 2027, as violence spreads beyond Port-au-Prince. Domestic Violence Push (St. James): JCF Area One launched an anti-domestic violence pop-up clinic in Montego Bay, targeting interpersonal conflict blamed for a large share of St. James murders. Housing Hope (NSHP): Pedro District resident Sheleta Blair received keys to a new three-bedroom home after a fire destroyed her earlier house. Education & Learning: A spotlight on dyslexia and dysgraphia explains language-based learning disabilities and stresses they’re not tied to intelligence. Skills & Pride: HEART/NSTA Trust celebrates Brandon Brown’s WorldSkills gold in optoelectronics—Jamaica’s first gold at the international competition. Culture Loss: Tributes continue after dancehall-gospel pioneer Lieutenant Stitchie died at 60. Water in Schools: NET is installing safe drinking water and hydration stations at eight Kingston/St Andrew schools at a cost of $28 million.
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