AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCommonwealth Games wrap: Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls ended with another silver, falling 56-48 to New Zealand in the netball final, while the Silver Ferns snapped a 16-year gold drought. Jamaica at U-20: Jamaica has named 42 athletes for the World Under-20 Championships in Oregon (Aug 5-9), led by world No.1 Shanoya Douglas (100m/200m), Joseph Salmon (discus) and Gary Card (100m). State visit: Ghana President John Dramani Mahama arrived in Jamaica for a four-day state visit focused on trade, culture and reparations, including a UWI reparations dialogue. Sports business: Hotels warn a proposed increase in GCT for tourism could stall recovery, as the JHTA argues the timing is bad for an industry still under pressure. Crime/entertainment: “Bob Marley: One Love” actor Ras Ajai (Brian-Todd Boucher) was shot dead in Waterford, St Catherine; police say investigations are ongoing. Regional unity: CARICOM chair Philip J. Pierre used Emancipation Day to call for unity, resilience and reparations.
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