AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLeeward Islands Calypso: Montserrat’s Keithroy “De Bear” Morson reclaimed the regional crown in Anguilla, winning with 866 points—his record fifth Leewards title—after reworking lyrics in the rounds and asking the crowd if it’s time to retire (they said no). Local Arts & Culture: The island’s calypso scene also sparked debate on ZJB Radio, where a panel of songwriters and producers discussed whether AI should be allowed in calypso, how it could affect judging, and who owns creator rights. Faith & Community: A feature on St. Ignatius of Loyola highlights how a soldier’s life was redirected toward prayer, discernment, education and service—an angle that fits Montserrat’s faith-and-lifestyle readers. Health (Diabetes Care): Montserrat rolled out a standardised, traffic-light diabetic foot risk tool after a review found 15 diabetes-related amputations over five years, aiming to prevent cases through earlier identification and consistent escalation. Health (Medical Access): Government talks with Martinique advanced for emergency medical evacuation and specialist care, including access to major stroke, heart attack, trauma and paediatric services at CHUM. Books & Reading: August’s new releases lean into identity, roots and relationships, with multiple fiction picks spotlighted for summer reading.
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