AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCaribbean Honours: UWI has recognised reggae star Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley for his cultural contribution, while Dominican Olympic champion Thea LaFond received an honorary degree for her achievements in sport. Creole Culture: Cultural icon Leroy “Wadix” Charles is urging students to champion Creole ahead of the November 13 spelling bee, encouraging them to speak, read and write the language with family and elders. Independence: Dominica marked its 48th anniversary under the theme “Our Journey, Our Legacy, Our Future,” with Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit calling for unity and wider participation in nation-building as the country looks toward its 2028 Golden Jubilee. Arts and Inclusion: Dominican filmmaker Jade Leatham’s historical short Rebel & Jango, featuring Kweyol dialogue and local and Kalinago talent, brings a post-emancipation story to the screen. Disability advocate Beverly LeBlanc is also pressing for accessibility to be built into Dominica’s digital transformation. Regional Arts: The Caribbean Culture Fund has reached 100 grants across the region, with Dominica among the places represented in projects supporting arts, memory, youth engagement and creative livelihoods.
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