AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoReparations Push: Jamaica’s slavery reparations case against Britain has been referred to the Privy Council, with Culture Minister Olivia Grange calling it a “really big deal” as the country awaits next steps. Community & Education: Westmoreland’s Y’Menettes (The Source Centre) is back in action after Hurricane Melissa damage, thanks to a US$50,000 grant that restored roof, power, air-conditioning and programme rooms. Roads for Livelihoods: St. Andrew West Rural roads—Blue Mountain to Red Hills, Seaview Road and Castle Drive—were rehabilitated under the SPARK programme to cut travel time and connect farmers and students to services. School Safety: The Jamaica Teachers’ Association says construction on active school campuses is creating safety and security risks, urging stronger contractor accountability. Justice & Sentencing: Defence attorneys staged a silent protest against mandatory minimums under the Firearms Act, arguing judges need discretion. Culture & Youth: VPA launched the Trees for Peace competition in schools, linking peace-building with climate resilience. Tourism Tech: Jamaica’s Tourism Awareness Week 2026 puts AI and digital transformation at the centre of how visitors plan and experience the island. Music & Entertainment: Love & Harmony Cruise marks its 10th anniversary with a May 2027 sailing that includes Jamaica stops and a lineup led by Beres Hammond.
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