AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Eligibility: FIFA says DR Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi was eligible against Jamaica and at the 2026 World Cup, rejecting reports that he had not completed the required switch from France. Recovery Spending: The Government is scaling back NaRRA’s planned Digicel Building offices after backlash over the $115-million annual rent, as advocates question how the lease was assessed. Drought and Water: MPs have raised concerns that some tanker operators may be selling non-potable water as drought strains NWC supplies. Crime: Jamaica recorded a 24 per cent drop in murders, with the quarterly total the lowest in more than 30 years, officials say. Business: Scotia Jamaica shareholders approved a $64-billion buyout of minority shares. Food Safety: US authorities warned shoppers in five states to check for Grace chicken Vienna sausages imported from Jamaica without required US inspection; no illnesses have been reported. Cancer Care: The Jamaica Cancer Society needs more than $35 million to replace its only mammography machine, now out of service, as its annual Walk for the Cure returns.
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