AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoDomestic Violence Focus: Police Commissioner Dr. Kevin Blake says Jamaica’s murder tally is about 20% lower than August 2025, but the next push must target domestic and interpersonal violence with more proactive intervention. Back-to-School Support: Special Olympics Jamaica urges parents of children with intellectual disabilities to reach out for parish-based support, including a Parent Support Programme for caregivers. Online Job Scam Warning: Jamaicans are warned to be cautious with online employment offers as traffickers use social media to lure victims. Jamaica Rising Day Parade (Brooklyn): Thousands turned out for the inaugural Jamaica Rising Day Parade, a new Brooklyn tradition celebrating Jamaican culture, music, food and diaspora pride. Culture & Music: Stranger Cole is set to receive a posthumous Order of Distinction, while DJ Damage celebrates a Billboard Gospel #1 and BMI Trailblazers recognition. Business & Growth: MSMEs welcome the Government’s 20% set-aside for public procurement, and Seiveright urges entrepreneurs to look beyond apartments into innovative products and experiences. Hurricane Recovery (St James): Blue Hole’s community centre is restored after Hurricane Melissa, reopening as a hub for meetings, homework and cultural activities. Sports for Kids: CPL SchoolYard Back to School brings players and supplies to children across the region, including Jamaica.
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