AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoJamaica Premier League: Waterhouse moved to the top with a 2-1 win over Cavalier, while Molynes United sacked coach Jermaine Thomas after their sixth defeat in eight games. Mining and Finance: The Government plans to sell its 45 per cent stake in Clarendon Alumina Production Limited; meanwhile, tax revenues fell $22.8 billion short of target from April to September. Tourism: Jamaica is gearing up for a strong winter season, with about 400,000 airline seats expected from Canada. Hoteliers are also challenging Booking.com’s plan to charge commissions on government taxes. Public Assistance: Prime Minister Andrew Holness urged Jamaicans to get NIDS cards and keep bank accounts active to avoid delays in disaster-relief payments. Foreign Policy: Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith rejected former prime minister P.J. Patterson’s claim that Jamaica’s abstention on a UN vote concerning the US embargo on Cuba breached Parliament’s authority.
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