AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoReparations Push: King Charles has referred Jamaica’s slavery reparations petition to the UK Privy Council for legal advice, with Olivia Grange calling it a “really big deal” and outlining questions on legality, crimes against humanity, and restitution. Firearms Act Showdown: PM Andrew Holness says there’s no need for an adversarial approach to reviewing the Firearms Act, while lawyers continue protests over mandatory minimums, including plans to withdraw court services. Public Safety & Crime: A 48-hour curfew in Kingston’s Denham Town has been extended, and police named Manchester crash victim Damion Reece, 39, who died after a Porus main road crash. Health Watch: Dr Elon Thompson warns that “feeling well” isn’t enough for prostate health, as Jamaica’s prostate cancer deaths remain high. Education & Recovery: Deeside Basic School in Trelawny reopened after a $2.06m Rotary rehabilitation. Sports & Culture: Reggae Boyz face Honduras in Nations League action; dancehall-gospel icon Lieutenant Stitchie died at 60; and BZR WKND in Kingston announces Cardi B & Friends as its marquee event.
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