AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSkills & Opportunity: iamtheCODE will offer 600,000 Jamaicans free online training in AI, coding and digital literacy, with a focus on helping young people build skills for the digital economy. Women’s Empowerment: Beaches Negril brought mentorship and creative activities to young women at the Women’s Centre in Savanna-la-Mar, sharing how education and a first job helped its entertainment manager build his career. Music & Debate: Yaksta and Bellwetha released visuals for “The Farmer and The Banger,” prompting social media criticism over its subject matter; Bellwetha called the track artistic expression. Heritage & Arts: Hope Royal Botanic Gardens will host the Roots of Jamaica festival on October 17, featuring poetry, music, food and tributes to national heroes. A new digital archive also opens access to thousands of items from Jamaica-born cultural theorist Stuart Hall. Public Order: A new ticketing system is planned for noise and vending violations, aiming to reduce confrontations while enforcing public-order rules.
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