AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoJamaica’s TCN shake-up: National Security Minister Dr. Horace Chang says he can’t confirm who initiated the Third Country Nationals deal, as US Embassy notes point to Ambassador Audrey Marks—while Information Minister Dana Morris Dixon insists the US started the discussions and warns the TCN talks are being mixed up with separate plans to attract skilled workers. Music spotlight: Vybz Kartel celebrates his “God and Time” album with a listening event and names “God and Time” as his favourite, while dancehall newcomer Kemado pushes for a breakthrough with “This Girl A Problem.” Local screen push: British limited series “Possession” screens in Kingston June 20, featuring Jamaican director Storm Saulter and a UK-Jamaica storyline. Reggae legacy: Sheila Lee, the businesswoman behind Byron Lee’s legacy, is remembered after her passing. Tech for entertainment fans: CIBC Caribbean cards can now be added to Google Wallets across Jamaica and other islands. Sports culture: West Indies Women edge Scotland by seven runs in the Women’s T20 World Cup, with Aaliyah Alleyne’s late burst sealing the win.
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