AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation & Youth Support: The Genevieve Smith Foundation honoured four Potters Primary graduates at a July 8 ceremony, keeping “Teacher Gen” Smith’s legacy of classroom care and community uplift alive. New Tertiary Milestone: ABCAS held its inaugural graduation for 200+ students, marking the start of a unified public tertiary chapter across former ASC, ABIIT and ABHTI pathways. Barbuda Youth Focus: MP Trevor Walker says keeping young Barbudans home starts with education plus land access for self-made opportunities. Food & Health Habits: A local educator is urging parents to take charge of what children eat, warning that soda, sweets and fried foods are showing up in classrooms and even in early signs like acne and blood-sugar concerns. Immigration Amnesty Update: Antigua’s amnesty programme is now processing about 40 applications daily with a numbering system and document checks, with follow-ups after 14 days. Agriculture Innovation: The new tissue culture laboratory is opening as a boost for disease-free planting material and stronger food security. Sports Tourism & Community: Nottingham Girls’ Day School returns for its third straight sports exchange, mixing netball matches with culture and island experiences. Regional Politics: CARICOM backed Haiti’s push to restore security and hold elections, while the EU’s CBI crackdown continues to rattle the OECS. Travel Ease: Sunrise Airways launches direct Antigua–Barbados flights from July 22 with intro fares.
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