AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRecord Swim for Breast Cancer Awareness: 12-year-old Christophe Maleau made history by becoming the youngest swimmer to cross from Saint Lucia to Martinique, finishing in 13 hours 50 minutes 47 seconds and arriving at Sainte Anne to cheering crowds. Reggae in Mourning: Jamaican roots singer Fantan Mojah died at 49 in Kingston after heart-related complications, with reports of a rapid decline in his final days; tributes are pouring in as fans remember hits like “Hail the King.” Legacy Fight in the Spotlight: In the wake of Mojah’s death, rival camps are disputing who controls his digital platforms and funeral/estate communications, with accusations flying over representation. Martinique Regional Security Talk: OECS and French Caribbean partners gathered in Martinique for the Antilles-Guyane cooperation and regional security conference, where Roosevelt Skerrit urged a broader, integrated approach to security beyond policing. Regional Integration, Culture & Sport: Martinique and Barbados signed a cooperation agreement covering cultural and creative industries, education, vocational training, sport, health, tourism, fisheries, and trade. Caribbean Connectivity Boost: LIAT launched a new Pointe-à-Pitre to Montego Bay route, aiming to reconnect the region and grow tourism links. Martinique Film Production Update: Ladj Ly’s “Dumas : Diable noir” wrapped a five-month shoot and is now in post-production. Community Education Milestone: Grenada’s GRENED marked its 30th anniversary with an event in Grenville.
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