AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoYouth Leadership: Anguilla’s Amarni Webster won the Caribbean Tourism Youth Congress, while Barbados’ Jahneil McKenzie placed third. Youth Development: President Jeffrey Bostic launched the Chapman Challenge for ages 10 to 24, drawing 3,200 young people; Prime Minister Mia Mottley pledged more funding beyond the initial $800,000. Health: A Barbadian specialist says endometrial cancer is rising and urges prompt attention to any bleeding after menopause. Rihanna: The Bajan star shared festive photos with her three children and revealed she has at least 170 unreleased songs. Bajan Sound: Artists across generations say Barbados’ music is defined not by one genre, but by its distinctive voice, speech and storytelling—a theme explored through the BIM@60 song project. Heritage: Liberia’s special envoy is invited to the November 28 opening of Barbados’ Newton memorial honouring 570 enslaved West Africans. Tourism: Barbados is building ties with Kenya, promoting visa-free visits while seeking better air connections.
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