AGP Executive Report

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New Music: Jamaican-born UK-based Bena Gonzalez drops her debut visual EP Rich Immigrant, with six tracks each backed by a music video charting her journey from Jamaica to the UK, theft, immigration struggles, and her eventual “resurrection.” Public Art: Kingston Creative launches three simultaneous mural open calls—Saltfish & Soul (Water Lane), Montego Bay – Past, Present & Future (Doctors’ Cave Bathing Club/Sam Sharpe Square), and Nature in Action (Constant Spring Road/green infrastructure)—with deadlines running through June 2026. Reggae & Dancehall: Firgo Diamond releases socially conscious single Big Shark, while Jahriffe follows with uplifting roots anthem Shine Bright. Courtroom Spotlight: Supreme Court grants an injunction restraining dancehall artiste Bounty Killer from defamatory publications about Mr Vegas pending trial. Sports (Unity Cup): Jamaica beats India 2-0 in the Unity Cup semifinal in London, with Courtney Clarke and Kaheim Dixon scoring; India now face Zimbabwe for third place.

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May 24, 2026

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Queen Ifrica releases motherhood anthem ‘Mom Like Me’ ahead of new album

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Debo Ray sets May 22 EP release and Norwood show

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May 18, 2026

Chicago tea society plans Juneteenth hibiscus celebration in Bronzeville

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Funky rocking pianist/singer Neal Francis headlines the Live Oak Music Fest opening night

Funky rocking pianist/singer Neal Francis headlines the Live Oak Music Fest opening night

Alaine marks 7 years since leaving secular music for Christianity

Alaine marks 7 years since leaving secular music for Christianity

India's Unity Cup dream ends with 0-2 semi-final loss to Jamaica

India's Unity Cup dream ends with 0-2 semi-final loss to Jamaica


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May 15, 2026

NUGL, Inc. Reports Strong Q1 2026 Results with Revenue Growth, Positive Operating Income and Continued Delivery Expansion in Jamaica

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Apr. 30, 2026

Google Partner NovaCore Labs and AIBotics Advance Acquisition and Expand Robot Deployment Across Jamaica

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Algorhythm Releases EP 'Surroundings, Vol. 1: Jamaica,' Blending Travel, Culture, and Live Creation

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Survey Launches to Help Reimagine Jamaica Station

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