AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCricket & Youth Sports: Trinidad & Tobago’s Rising Stars Under-19 Women stayed perfect, smashing the Windward Islands by 10 wickets after Samara Ramnath’s 4-10 (with a hat-trick) and an unbeaten 27 as they chased 53 in 6.3 overs; Jamaica also bounced back, beating Guyana by 21 runs at Coolidge. Local Cricket Development: Veteran coach Abdiel Hughes is calling out the lack of a structured player development programme, saying young cricketers are being “picked up” only around tournaments. Immigration & Community Safety: PM Gaston Browne defended a new 60-day grace period for undocumented immigrants to regularize expired status, while also urging a cultural shift on crime—stop “lionizing” repeat offenders. Youth & Work Wellbeing: The ABWU Youth Arm marks International Youth Day with a panel on addiction’s impact on young people and the workplace. Culture & Arts: The Department of Culture launches “Antigua and Barbuda Steelpan Icons” to spotlight steelpan legends, and Wadadli Superhero’s community outreach kicks off with drinking water distribution. Sports Calendar (Region): ABAVA named Antigua & Barbuda’s senior volleyball teams for ECVA championships in Tortola. Pop Culture: AnuCon 2026 returns Aug 15 for anime, gaming, cosplay and more.
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