AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchool Sports Boost: Express Canteen Services injects J$1 million into Sts Peter and Paul’s Prep School champs defence, backing track and field as the school eyes another title. Jamaican Nightlife: Guinness Pull Up returns June 20 at Stadium East Car Park with dancehall energy from Kraff Gad and Rajah Wild. Community & Safety Through Kids’ Learning: PCOA chief Otarah Byfield-Nugent visits St Paul’s United Infant School with colouring books teaching children to see police as a safe space. Caribbean Culture Abroad: Knotty Royal drops “Doctor Bird,” a Jamaica-heritage single inspired by a 2010 visit and the Hill and Gully Riddim. Diaspora Spotlight: Stacey Mirander wows at Spragga Benz’s “Journey to Kingston” birthday concert in Miramar, Florida. Tourism Recognition: Jamaica wins two CTO Caribbean Week awards in New York, including Best Social Media Campaign. Road Safety Push (Hanover): Traffic officials warn road users are ignoring the Road Traffic Act after 10 fatal crashes and 11 deaths in Hanover since January. Cricket Entertainment Returns: Sabina Park’s Party Mound is back as “Mound Mania,” bringing music to match days. Health & Giving: Guardian Group SHINE 5K Night Run/Walk raises over J$30 million for hospitals and Project STAR. Jamaica-Ghana Ties: Foreign Affairs outlines new health and defence cooperation agreements after a 21-year gap in the joint commission.
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