AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLiterature & Identity: Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s gothic horror reign continues as a new roundup ranks all 12 of her books, spotlighting how her stories blend chills with history and power—race, class, and gender included. Community & Education: Project Aid Alliouagana’s sixth Back-to-School drive delivered backpacks and supplies to 168 students, with uniforms for 62, supported by local vendors, volunteers, and partners who helped with shipping and logistics. Local Culture on Air: Former ZJB broadcaster Franklyn “Algie” Greaves is launching “Strat Talk,” a weekly Saturday cultural affairs programme focused on Montserrat’s heritage, culture, and development through a non-political discussion forum. Health & Nation-Building: The Ministry of Health has opened a public consultation to name Montserrat’s new national hospital, inviting residents and the diaspora to submit suggestions and explain their meaning until September 3. Regional Public Health: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis has assumed the PAHO/WHO role for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, bringing 25 years of experience to strengthen resilient, equitable health systems across the region. Music as Economy: Montserrat-born producer Eddie Prynze Duberry-Allen argues in “Culture is Currency” that Caribbean artistes and governments must invest in creative business training, IP skills, and sustainable cultural infrastructure.
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