AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGrenada Digital Resilience: The Government of Grenada co-hosted a Regional Cell Broadcast Emergency Warning System validation workshop, with Minister Ron Redhead backing faster, tech-driven disaster alerts across the Eastern Caribbean. Stage & Storytelling: Grenadian-rooted performer Shane David-Joseph shines in the world premiere drama “Driftwood,” while Desirée Baptiste’s play-poem “Incidents in the Life of An Anglican Slave” brings a rediscovered 1723 plea for freedom to the Ripon Theatre Festival. Spicemas Music Spotlight: Carriacou’s Skinny Banton keeps the season moving with seven 2026 releases, led by “The Jambalasse” project that revamps the 1991 Jab Jab classic “Jambalasse Rule.” Food Culture Guide: A new guide maps the best neighborhoods for Black food in Boston—Hyde Park, Mattapan, Roxbury, and Dorchester highlighted for diaspora flavors. Music Rights Update: ECCO publishes its 2025 Annual Report and new board after its AGM, detailing licensing and royalty distribution progress across Eastern Caribbean territories.
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