AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoResilience & Renewal: Montego Bay has unveiled Together We Rise, a 62-foot monument made partly from Hurricane Melissa debris to honour the people who helped Jamaica recover. Education: Sagicor Foundation has completed repairs at two storm-damaged schools and pledged another $30 million for restoration projects. Music: Kranium says building an international dancehall career from New York challenged the idea that artists must live in Jamaica to stay connected to the culture. Film: Storm Saulter’s Jamaican-set thriller Possession is now streaming on HBO Max across the Caribbean and Latin America. Faith & Service: Swallowfield Chapel pastor and attorney David Henry has received the Order of Distinction for his work in religion and law. Caribbean Heritage: King Charles acknowledged the “great suffering” caused by slavery during his Bahamas visit, but stopped short of apologising as reparations calls grow across the region. Remembering a Pioneer: Reggae great Derrick Harriott, who died at 87, is being honoured for shaping and preserving Jamaican music.
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