AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood & Culture: Barbados Food and Rum Festival brings free chef demonstrations to three locations, sharing culinary traditions, techniques and tastings. Regional journalists are also exploring Bajan food on a tour spanning Christ Church and St Peter. Youth & Education: Child advocate Faith Marshall-Harris says reports of school bullying are rising and urges parents to use school and Ministry channels. A separate intervention programme reports better decision-making and bullying-prevention skills among students. Climate & Farming: Barbados is investing US$3.5 million in climate-resilient agriculture, with training planned for at least 400 farmers. Heritage: Africa Fest drew nearly 500 people to Barbados for film, family events and cultural exchange, strengthening Africa–Caribbean ties. Meanwhile, King Charles’s expression of sorrow over slavery—without an apology—has kept reparations and the region’s colonial legacy in focus. Public Health: WHO recognition of Barbados for eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission marks a major milestone for families and healthcare.
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