AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGospel & Culture: Mercy Chinwo drew thousands to Suriname for a powerful night of worship, with a reception from President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons and many young people responding to the message. Music Festival Buzz: Chutney Fusion Festival 2026 in Durban sold out again, with Raymond Ramnarine and Dil-E-Nadan packing Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium and bringing Indo-Caribbean sounds to South Africa. Health Update: Suriname is no longer in the chikungunya epidemic phase, but the virus is still circulating—BOG urges residents to keep mosquito breeding sites under control. Sports (Youth): Suriname is among the nations set for the CFU U14 Challenge Series in Punta Cana, with the Under-14 Sugar Boyz drawn into Tier I Group B. Arts & Heritage: Stanley Clementina’s stage production “Anansi” spotlights African diaspora storytelling, including the Anansi/Ananse/“Ba Anansi” links across the region. Local Life & Travel: The MV Canawaima ferry between Suriname and Guyana is cleared to sail again after a re-inspection, restoring the connection. Education & Public Health: Saint James School of Medicine’s tropical medicine diploma is now listed by ASTMH as an approved course, with a practicum in Suriname.
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