AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealth: About one in eight adults in Antigua and Barbuda is living with diabetes, the Diabetes Association says. It is urging residents to get screened early and seek care; its World Diabetes Day walk is set for Saturday at Rising Sun Grounds. Youth Safety: After school fights sparked concern, Cabinet urged students to resolve disputes peacefully, while police warned that filming and sharing fights can encourage more violence. Arts & Culture: The Arts & Cultural Village exhibition in St John’s brings together local artists and traditional artisans through November 30, with workshops, storytelling and live performances. Youth Opportunities: American Airlines will host an aviation and tourism expo at UWI Five Islands on November 17, giving about 250 students a chance to meet industry professionals and explore career paths. Local Talent: Antiguan dancer Amaya Gomes was named valedictorian at Edna Manley College, while Tyra Fenton won silver in the women’s 200 metres at the Youth Olympics. Tourism: Antigua welcomed more than 5,000 delegates for CHOGM, showcasing its capacity to host major international events. A recent family travel feature also praised Jumby Bay Island for its welcoming service and calm waters.
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