AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRihanna and Mottley: Rihanna fired back at a US critic who told her to focus on Barbados, joking that she could “lend” Prime Minister Mia Mottley to the United States. Public Health: WHO recognition for eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission marks a major milestone; Barbados reported no such infections among babies born from 2022 to 2024, with 98 per cent coverage of key maternal health services. Reparatory Justice: Mottley welcomed the UK’s openness to dialogue and a possible slavery apology, while insisting reparations remain part of the conversation. Food Culture: Navigator’s Table will bring Caribbean chefs together for two dinners at the Barbados Food and Rum Festival, celebrating regional flavours and culinary heritage. Cultural Heritage: As the Barbados Landship marks its 163rd anniversary, its president has urged members to unite and strengthen the organisation’s work with young people. Tourism: The Caribbean Tourism Organization has launched Tourism Month, calling for stronger regional partnerships and more opportunities for local communities.
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