AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts & Culture: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week returns November 11–18 with evening gallery tours, Jam Bull folklore performances, public art, studio visits and hands-on workshops. Organisers say the events will connect residents and visitors with local creativity while helping artists reach new audiences and earn from their work. Education: Senator Colin O’Neal graduated with a political science degree from UWI Five Islands on October 10 and plans to pursue a law degree in 2027. Youth & Tourism: Junior Minister of Tourism Janica Adams earned special recognition at the CTO’s Regional Tourism Youth Congress for her ideas on culture and tourism, including a lively pitch featuring local food and attractions beyond the beaches. Mental Health: Psychiatrist Dr Griffin Benjamin says replacing Clarevue must mean building community-based care, with housing, family support, jobs and accessible treatment—not simply closing a hospital. Caribbean-Africa Ties: Former Jamaican Prime Minister P.J. Patterson urged Africa, the Caribbean and the diaspora to unite their institutions and communities behind a shared programme of action.
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