AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOAS & Schools: The Organisation of American States will team up with Antigua and Barbuda’s Education Ministry to strengthen democratic participation, responsible citizenship and youth engagement through a new education-focused project. Reparations Push: Caribbean leaders are gearing up to press slavery reparations at CHOGM in Antigua and Barbuda, with CARICOM’s revised Ten-Point Plan and regional conferences feeding into the push. Sex Offenders Registry: The government says it’s working toward publishing a single, comprehensive sex offenders list with names and photos, while also weighing tougher measures for sexual offences against children. Mobile Number Portability: Antigua and Barbuda will introduce local number portability on November 23, letting users switch networks and keep their numbers after a testing phase and public awareness campaign. Mental Health Reform: Cabinet approved a US$95,000 PAHO partnership to modernise Antigua and Barbuda’s mental-health system, shifting toward community-based, rights-based care. Education Update: The Education Ministry confirms a circulating school closure notice is fake, urging families to stick to official channels. Sports & Community: ABFA names a 26-member squad for the Nations League campaign, while ABBA Business Basketball League action continues with wins for ABUT, CTM Auto Spa and APCMOL.
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