AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism Investment: Jamaica’s tourism recovery gets a major boost as Royal Caribbean moves to buy a 50% stake in Sandals for US$3 billion, a deal the PNP says could deepen cruise-to-stay demand and strengthen linkages for farmers, vendors and operators. Public Health & Safety: Jamaica expands care access with a diagnostic centre planned at CASE in Portland to cut the need for families to travel to Kingston for special-needs assessments. Energy Access: JSIF says the National Energy Poverty Reduction Project is tackling the cost and awareness barriers to safe, legal electricity connections, with MPs and councillors urged to flag community needs. Housing & Transport: HAJ breaks ground on Luana Gardens Phase 4 in St. Elizabeth (337 solutions, $3.7b), while JUTC launches a new Port Antonio–Kingston route and moves toward electric range extender buses to reduce fuel costs. Labour & Compliance: NHT’s Employer Connect Expo brings statutory compliance and registration guidance directly to Portmore businesses. Social Protection: Government rolls out training for unpaid caregivers to help keep seniors functional and supported. Legal/Justice: Former Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry files suit against the Miss Universe Organisation over a 2025 stage fall and alleged negligence. Regional Diplomacy: Jamaica and Venezuela reaffirm plans to deepen ties after Venezuela sent humanitarian aid following Hurricane Melissa.
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