AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Safety: Police Week 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda shifted its focus outward, with a shortened programme for CHOGM and officers visiting sick and housebound colleagues plus community consultations in places like Willikies, Parham and Gray’s Farm. Education & Youth: Barbuda is set to get a new primary school to ease long-standing space constraints after Hurricane Irma, while Rotary Club of Antigua donated about 35 laptops to Trinity Academy to boost early computer literacy (with eye screenings included). Infrastructure & Culture: Cabinet updates point to CHOGM-linked road rehabilitation around St John’s and the Performing Arts Centre area, with the redeveloped venue positioned to host major cultural and diplomatic events. Art & Community: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week ramps up with a new “Meet the Artists” video series ahead of Nov 11–18, plus a local theatre listing for “Fly on the Wall” at St. Gerard’s Hall (Sept 25–26). Regional Opportunities: The OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship opens Sept 10 (applications close Sept 20), and visa-free travel for Ghanaians now includes Antigua and Barbuda (up to 90 days). Heritage & Identity: A new play by Antiguan-born Dorbrene O’Marde, tied to reparations themes, explores power behind closed doors.
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