AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCannabis & Finance: Jamaica’s Cannabis Licensing Authority says US signals that ganja could be moved from Schedule I to Schedule III are raising hopes for easier access to banking and grants, with leaders “keeping their fingers crossed” Jamaica could see its first regulated cannabis company listed. Mobile Connectivity: Flow expanded 5G to prepaid customers on its 7-day plans and above, promising faster speeds, lower latency and better streaming and gaming performance. Water & Infrastructure: Jamaica’s Independence week also comes with infrastructure momentum as water projects get financial boosts, including upgrades aimed at protecting water quality and meeting standards. Trade & Investment: Industry Minister Aubyn Hill proposes a Jamaica–South Africa Investment Delivery Group to turn bilateral trade into measurable outcomes, noting Jamaica’s imports from South Africa far exceed exports. Business & Brands: Wisynco reaffirmed its commitment to Jamaica’s productive sector, highlighting BIGGA’s 30-year legacy and continued brand-building. CPL & Youth: CPL SchoolYard “Back to School” will send players and supplies to children across the region, including Jamaica’s Sabina Park on Aug. 17. Independence & Nation-Building: PM Holness urged Jamaicans to embrace national responsibility as the country marks 64 years, pointing to NaRRA for reconstruction and resilience.
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