AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRoyal Spotlight: Antigua and Barbuda has dropped its oath of allegiance to the King, with newly elected officials pledging to the state, its laws, and its constitution—part of a wider push toward republic status. CHOGM Countdown: Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles III and Queen Camilla will tour the Caribbean from Oct 27–Nov 4, with Antigua and Barbuda hosting them for CHOGM 2026 (Nov 1–4). Youth Sports & Leadership: Cricket West Indies’ High-Performance Camp in Antigua is training 22 young female cricketers with mental development, media skills, and leadership alongside on-field coaching. Community & Culture: Cabinet backs young Antiguan artist Kimberly Pimentel after her CHOGM-inspired artwork presentation. Local Football Safeguarding: ABFA says FIFA Guardians Safeguarding officers investigated misconduct allegations involving a local football official, with no charges reported. Child Protection Pressure: A National Child Protection Town Hall reports 287 child abuse cases this year, with social workers facing threats while protecting children. Food Security Push: Government moves to expand water access and intensify local food production, including support for youth and women farmers. Dispute Resolution Upgrade: Carib Resolve launches as Antigua and Barbuda’s first dedicated dispute resolution centre outside the courtroom.
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