AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTourism & CHOGM: Antigua and Barbuda is inviting Commonwealth delegates to experience its beaches, heritage, food and culture during the November summit. The 2026 Black Pineapple Awards for Canadian travel advisors will instead be held in Toronto on December 1, with the global awards returning in 2027. History & Reparations: King Charles acknowledged the “great suffering” caused by slavery in the Bahamas and said Commonwealth leaders would discuss its legacy at CHOGM. He stopped short of an apology as Caribbean calls for reparations grow. Education: Baptist Academy’s Jhordyn Jacobs Jonas topped Antigua and Barbuda’s 2026 CSEC results with 21 Grade I passes; Kayden Lewis and Aliane Challenger placed second and third. Arts & Heritage: Antigua and Barbuda’s new National Performing Arts Centre is being hailed as a major boost for local creatives. National Heroes Day also honoured six figures whose contributions shaped the country’s fight for freedom, education and sporting success.
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