AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoYouth & Community: Minister Kiz Johnson urged Antigua and Barbuda to stop writing off young people as National Youth Week 2026 opens, calling for intentional investment in skills, entrepreneurship and real opportunities. Public Safety: PM Gaston Browne announced a high-level national security meeting Monday after a worrying uptick in gun violence, with about 200 surveillance cameras already in place and possible expansion, plus a call for residents to share information. Sports (Local Pride): Tiger Tyson won silver for Antigua and Barbuda at the CAC Games in kiteboarding, while Montserrat’s De Bear reclaimed the Leeward Islands calypso crown in Anguilla, with Antigua’s King Destroyer taking third. Cricket (Women’s Rising Stars): CWI’s Rising Stars Under-19 Women’s Championship kicked off in Antigua, with Leeward Islands edging Windward Islands by 1 run (DLS) and T&T starting strong. Education & Culture: Axleigh Akez made history by winning both Grant Thornton Accounting and Business awards, and Legacy Sessions raised funds for St. John Hospice at Pink Mongoose Studios. Health & Service: Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre marked the retirement of two central sterilization clerks after a combined 81 years.
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