AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLuxury Hospitality: Daniel Shamoon partners with Orange Limited to develop a luxury boutique resort at Pearns Point in Antigua’s western peninsula, with 20 suites, 20 two-bedroom villas, and 36 larger villas for sale, plus villas, a beach club by boat, and an organic-farm signature restaurant. Women’s Wellness: The Landings Resort & Spa spotlights a women-focused spa programme, including an Oncology Spa Programme for cancer recovery and life-stage needs like motherhood and menopause. Local Governance & Identity: Antigua and Barbuda drops its oath of allegiance to the King, with newly elected officials pledging allegiance to the state, laws, and constitution instead. CHOGM Royal Spotlight: Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s eight-day Caribbean tour (Oct 27–Nov 4), ending in St. John’s for CHOGM 2026, with stops in the Bahamas and Guyana. Sports & Youth Development: CWI’s High-Performance Camp in Antigua builds young female cricketers’ mental strength, media skills, and leadership alongside training. Community & Culture: Cabinet backs young Antiguan artist Kimberly Pimentel’s CHOGM 2026-inspired artwork, supporting her as part of national creative outreach. Dispute Resolution: Carib Resolve Dispute Resolution Centre launches in Antigua and Barbuda as a dedicated alternative to courtroom battles. Football Safeguarding: ABFA confirms FIFA-mandated investigation into misconduct allegations involving a local football official, with no charges reported and the matter handled by the club. Food Security Push: Government moves to expand water access and intensify local food production, including youth and women farming allocations and a tissue culture lab at Bethesda.
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