AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMusic Spotlight: Guyana roots reggae trio First Born is still thriving nearly 30 years after debut, keeping its conscious “roots” message alive as the industry leans more on automation and AI. Entertainment & Culture: Curaçao’s Stanley Clementina brings the Anansi spider stories to the stage, tracing the character’s journey from Ghana across the African diaspora—including Suriname’s Ba Anansi—through music, storytelling and theatre. Health Update: Suriname has moved out of the chikungunya epidemic phase, but cases are still circulating—especially in Paramaribo and Brokopondo—so officials are urging residents to keep clearing mosquito breeding spots and not rely on spraying alone. Education for Health Pros: Saint James School of Medicine’s Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Public Health has been recognized by ASTMH, with a hybrid course that includes a four-week practicum in Suriname. Digital & Telecom Growth: TELESUR and Liberty Networks signed an MOU to strengthen connectivity and resilience for Suriname’s Oil & Gas sector, building on their long-running subsea cable partnership. Arts, Fashion & Diplomacy: “We Are the New World” blended music, fashion and diplomacy, with Suriname’s ambassador in the spotlight and a water-themed model showcase.
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