AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCharity Digital Shift: From Sept. 1, charities can register and renew online via the Jamaica Single Window for Trade (JSWIFT), easing access for groups and diaspora members and strengthening oversight. Maritime & Logistics Push: Jamaica’s Caymanas Special Economic Zone is expected to lift maritime demand, with the Maritime Authority urging a robust, international-standard regulatory framework to support growth. Early-Warning Upgrade: Met Service head Evan Thompson says Jamaica needs a fully integrated, multi-agency early-warning system, building on its CAP SmartAlert tools. Tourism Infrastructure: The Tourism Enhancement Fund completed a $42.7m “Road to Attractions” upgrade in St. Mary, improving access for residents and visitors and supporting eastward tourism expansion. Livestock Compliance: Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake reminds cattle owners that temporary movement of untagged slaughter cattle still requires proper RADA IDs and agricultural produce receipts. Consumer Protection: The Consumer Affairs Commission advises shoppers to keep receipts (even photo them) and use proper complaint channels for school-related purchases. Business & Industry: Wisynco takes over Jamaica Premier League title sponsorship with a $300m, five-year deal, linking Legend Beer to the top-flight competition.
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