AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism & Investment: Jamaica’s stayover arrivals fell 27.5% in Q1 2026, with the Caribbean Tourism Organization citing Hurricane Melissa as a key driver, though cruise arrivals dipped only 1.1%—while the island works to restore tourism momentum. Housing & Reconstruction: The Urban Development Corporation is advancing plans for 20,000+ housing units across Kingston, St Catherine, St Elizabeth and St Ann, with about 10,000 targeted for southwest Jamaica as NaRRA finalises. Capital Markets: Trading resumed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange for Derrimon Trading Company after the firm updated its audited 2025 and unaudited Q1 2026 reports. Financial Planning: A retirement expert urged Jamaicans to start saving earlier, citing longer life expectancy and the need for more years of income. Regulation & Business Climate: Jamaica’s Cannabis Licensing Authority is running a Special Cannabis Permit Road Tour to expand legitimate participation and warn cultivators against scams and fake promises. Governance & Heritage: Hanover’s crumbling municipal building in Lucea has prompted calls for urgent ministry intervention to protect staff and public access. Community & Culture: Diaspora groups are gearing up for Jamaica’s 64th Independence events across the US, including church services and flag-raising ceremonies.
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