AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCHOGM Spotlight: Antigua and Barbuda is showcasing its conference-tourism strengths ahead of the Nov. 1–4 Commonwealth summit, inviting delegates to enjoy the islands’ heritage, beaches, food and culture beyond meeting venues. Reparations Debate: King Charles has acknowledged the “great suffering and injustices” of slavery and says Commonwealth leaders will discuss its legacy in Antigua. His remarks stop short of an apology as calls for reparations grow. Education Investment: The Caribbean Development Bank approved a US$56.2 million loan to upgrade four schools, train teachers and support more than 10,000 students. Tourism & Culture: Antigua and Barbuda’s Black Pineapple Awards for Canadian travel advisors will be held in Toronto on Dec. 1, with a global awards event planned for 2027. Creative Industries: The newly opened National Performing Arts Centre gives local creatives a dedicated venue to develop and share their work. Student Achievement: Baptist Academy claimed two of the nation’s top three CSEC spots.
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