AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeritage & Faith: A play-poem inspired by a 1723 letter from an enslaved Anglican writer will be staged at Ripon Cathedral on July 7, spotlighting the church’s role in slavery and the fight for freedom. Health Alert: Barbados’ Ministry of Health says syphilis cases are rising, with 156 new cases in 2025 (up from 107 in 2024) and urges safer sex, regular testing and prompt treatment. Education & Literacy: Education officials praised students in the Barbados Postal Service National Letter Writing Competition, calling it a boost for literacy, creativity and critical thinking. Children’s Rights: The Ministry of Labour’s campaign extended to northern primary schools, reinforcing Barbados’ zero child labour record ahead of World Day Against Child Labour. Workplace Culture: HRMAB warns employers that retention is getting harder as workers prioritise culture, flexibility and development—not just pay. Tourism & Visas: Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association president Gregor Nassief says his US visa renewal was denied, raising concerns about tightening travel rules tied to citizenship-by-investment. Culture Spotlight: Barbadians are encouraged to embrace Heritage Month, while advocates call for legislation to strengthen the National School Nutrition Policy.
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