AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBack-to-School Support: Rosh Marketing Co. Ltd handed over 5,000 notebooks and 60 tents to Montego Bay/St. James for students and vending activities as families still recover from Hurricane Melissa. Education Wins: Top PEP performers Zurie Cousins and Neeraj Sahukar earned scholarships to Campion College, while the Ministry says 32 Government scholarships went to high achievers nationwide. Human Trafficking Focus: Jamaica’s 2025 report shows 79 investigations, nine charged, 12 prosecutions started, and expanded victim support plus sensitisation efforts. Water Relief Results: NWC’s 2025 customer amnesty brought in $769m, processed 15,000 requests, and helped clear about $1.9b in legacy debt. Culture & Community: “Christmas in July” keeps the creative economy buzzing, with artisans and social enterprises using the July trade show to grow markets. Sports & Tech: Sport Ministry gave $1.35m to the Jamaica Drone Football Association for the team’s South Korea competition. Remembering Dean Peart: PNP mourns former MP and Cabinet Minister Dean Alexander Peart for decades of service to Manchester North West.
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