AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCulture: Culture Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange is set to deliver a lecture in Kingston today on former Prime Minister Edward Seaga’s influence on Jamaican music and cultural development. Hurricane Recovery: Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his Government will account for how it spent about $1.7 billion in donations for Hurricane Melissa relief. In Black River, vendors say they are still operating under tarpaulins and want the destroyed market rebuilt at its original site. Blue Plates: Tax Administration Jamaica says it will keep issuing dealer and demonstration plates for now, despite a National Security Council directive to discontinue the current system over misuse concerns. Rio Cobre: More than 100 people affected by the 2019 pollution are preparing a civil lawsuit against Windalco after the company was found guilty of a criminal violation. Drug Seizures: Police say they have seized 8,734 kilogrammes of cocaine since January, about 74 per cent of the total seized over the previous decade.
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