AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoJamaican Pride in the Diaspora: Bridgeport hosted its annual Jamaican Independence Celebration, drawing tri-state visitors for Caribbean food, live music and cultural performances. MSME Spotlight: Uber Wax Limited founder Tonya Hamilton credits HEART/NSTA Trust MSME support with a $1-million grant that helped upgrade equipment and build a booking website. Community & Inclusion: Montego Bay will host the 2026 Special Olympics Caribbean Beach Games (Nov 18–22) with athletes from 20 countries. Youth Development: The new Commandant of the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force, Col Nicholas Taylor, unveiled a strategic plan to reshape the force for today’s youth challenges. Education After Hurricane Melissa: St James High School is set to benefit from the Fitt Nation876 Charity 5K Night Run/Walk on Aug 15 to fund recovery. Health Access: Kingston Public Hospital marked 250 years with free downtown screenings and wellness services. Music & National Honours: Stranger Cole’s posthumous Order of Distinction was announced, while Busy Signal and Wayne Wonder received Reggae Icon Awards at the Independence Grand Gala. Culture on the Move: Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival returns Nov 6–8, with $1 million handed to support farmers after Hurricane Melissa. Sports & Culture: Hiyas sa Kadayawan 2026 cultural presentations crowned top performers from Matigsalug, Kagan and Sama tribes.
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