AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPolice Integrity Fallout: Washington has begun cancelling visas of prominent Jamaican officials, citing frustration over how Kingston handled a cocaine scandal inside the police, including the disbanding of C-TOC after cocaine was found in its own storage. Local Governance & Permits: The Integrity Commission says People’s National Party councillor Ian Bell took part in deliberations tied to his wife’s Ocho Rios Transportation Centre space application, while the commercial operation allegedly proceeded without required permits or a lease. Tourism Push to the GCC: Jamaica Tourist Board says it’s courting Gulf travellers with better flight links and multi-stop itineraries, selling an “experiential” Jamaica built on culture, people and music. Health Access: Over 300 men turned out for prostate cancer screening in Montego Bay as Jamaica Cancer Society ramps up men’s health outreach. Business & Jobs: PriceSmart is set to open its third Jamaican store in Montego Bay, while Lanco is advancing plans for a new St Catherine manufacturing facility. Community & Culture: Social Yard is taking shape at Constant Spring Football Field, and Lovers Rock: A Night of British Reggae is moving to Ocho Rios for Heroes Weekend.
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