AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoReparations Push: Jamaica is set to file a slavery reparations petition with King Charles III, asking him to refer three questions to the Privy Council, alongside talks with the British Museum about returning Jamaican cultural artefacts. Art & Memory: Tabari Artspace in DIFC hosts Mohamed Monaiseer’s “85 Seconds To Midnight,” linking war, occupation and imperial power to how violence repeats across generations. Local Health: Pink Ribbon Charity Montserrat Inc. announces its October 2026 programme, adding Feet for Life podiatry clinics alongside breast health checks and free mammogram bookings. Youth & Farming: OECS Director General Dr. Didacus Jules urges governments to open crown lands on transparent, affordable terms so young farmers can build sustainable livelihoods. Culture in Motion: A Montserrat-linked profile highlights a new wave of Latino community activism and education pathways, spotlighting how immigrant stories shape local leadership. Music Politics: A dispute erupts over which “Boney M” lineup appeared at Reform’s conference after Liz Mitchell criticized the band’s participation.
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