AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital Payments & Pensions: NISSS is set to move into Barbados’ BiMPay in its second phase, so pensioners and contributors can access funds faster and sign up via a web form during June. Public Health & Schools: Health officials are investigating a suspected scarlet fever case at a St Michael primary school after two children tested positive for streptococcal infection, with the CMO urging no public alarm. Childhood Nutrition & Junk Food Marketing: Health advocates welcome reduced-sugar shifts by beverage makers, while a new campaign targets junk food advertising around schools as obesity concerns rise. Community Health Funding: Government says savings from a proposed debt buyback will help fund health and nutrition programmes, including regional food security work. Tourism & Lifestyle: Royalton Vessence Barbados opens as an adult-oriented, destination-led all-inclusive on the Platinum Coast. Culture & Youth: Legacy Foundation and Notes of Praise launch “Music and Money” to help young people turn musical talent into sustainable careers with financial literacy. Regional Spotlight: CTO and TEMPO Networks announce a partnership to boost Caribbean tourism storytelling through digital and broadcast collaboration. Local Services: BL&P marks 115 years with church ties and a week of events, including a time capsule ceremony and awards. Safety on the Roads: Insurers warn that private vehicles used to carry paying passengers may leave drivers and passengers uncovered in crashes.
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