AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBarbados–China Partnership: Barbados’ National Stadium rebuild is moving ahead with China’s support, with officials outlining a new 10,000-seat venue on the old site. Caribbean Emancipation Reckoning: Across the region, leaders are urging people to mark Emancipation Day by facing slavery’s legacy and the injustice of compensation to slave owners, not the enslaved. Music & Mentorship Loss: The National Cultural Foundation mourns Barbadian vocalist Mark Lord, praising a six-decade legacy and his quiet work mentoring young artists. Local Culture Calendar: National Cultural Foundation traffic plans are out for Grand Kadooment and Foreday Morning Jam, with major road closures and parking restrictions. Rum & Lifestyle: Barbados is gearing up for National Rum Day with Mount Gay tastings and island-inspired cocktail recipes, while the Caribbean Rum Awards St Barth highlights how Caribbean rum is judged by Caribbean experts. Food & Farming for Families: School greenhouse expansion and a backyard farming boost aim to get students and households growing food, strengthening skills and food security. Youth Preparedness: DEM interns led a disaster response simulation to wrap up a youth emergency preparedness camp. Public Safety: A High Court gun offender was fined $30,000, as the judiciary signals a tougher stance on firearm and ammunition cases.
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