AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup & Diaspora Spotlight: Curacao’s Dick Advocaat returns as the oldest World Cup manager, leading “Blue Waves” vs Germany today, while Jamaica’s diaspora pride also gets a boost through the Knicks’ 53-year title run led by Jamaican-rooted Jalen Brunson. Coastline Rights in Court: Beach access campaigners head to court to stop further privatisation of Mammee Bay, Little Dunn’s River, Bob Marley beach and others, arguing Jamaicans shouldn’t have to fight for what’s theirs. Healthy Ageing Care: Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton kicks off the CARE Agenda with training for home visits for older adults, plus community support for menopause, mental health, fitness and more. Education & Inclusion: Savanna-la-Mar Inclusive Academy opens a new primary block and plans a high school, while Cascade Primary & Infant School hits 100% compliance with the National School Nutrition Policy. Public Safety Warning: Students and commuters are turning gas stations into social hubs and taxi waiting areas—raising serious fire and road-safety concerns. Culture & Community: The 11th Jamaica Diaspora Conference opens in Montego Bay with Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, and Yaksta drops his album The Microphone Saved Me on June 15.
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