AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGovernment Accountability: The Government will scale back the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority’s planned Digicel Building offices after public anger over the J$115-million annual lease. Civil society advocates say the reversal still leaves questions about how the deal was assessed; the prime minister warned changes could slow recovery work. World Cup Eligibility: FIFA says DR Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi was eligible against Jamaica and at the 2026 World Cup, rejecting reports that he had not completed his switch from France. The allegations have prompted renewed scrutiny of FIFA’s handling of Nigeria’s complaint. Water Security: MPs questioned whether water delivered by trucks is always potable as drought strains National Water Commission supplies, highlighting the need for stronger oversight. Crime and Public Order: Police report murders down 24 per cent through September 26. The Government is also introducing a ticketing system for offences including illegal vending and noise breaches, aiming to reduce confrontations. Reparatory Justice: Jamaica’s request for a Privy Council opinion on whether slavery was legal under English law is being described as a significant step for reparations advocates.
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