AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoChild Protection & Public Safety: Social Transformation Minister Rawdon Turner backs Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s move to make Antigua and Barbuda’s Sex Offenders Registry publicly accessible, including photos, arguing it’s a key step to protect children. Justice System Accountability: Bereaved parents are demanding sweeping reforms after what they describe as police silence, ignored court orders, and poor communication—raising calls for better victim updates and enforcement. Reparations & Cultural Restitution: The British Museum will hold talks with slavery reparations campaigners about returning Caribbean artefacts, with Jamaica pushing for repatriation of sacred Taino “zemi” sculptures. Royal & Caribbean Spotlight: King Charles and Queen Camilla announce a Caribbean autumn tour that includes Antigua and Barbuda for CHOGM 2026. Culture on the Move: Antigua’s soca kings Young Lyrics and Tian Winter bring Carnival 70 energy to Notting Hill, West London. Arts & Heritage: Mexican curator Cuauhtémoc Medina appointed to curate the 25th Bienal de Arte Paiz in Guatemala and Antigua (Nov 2027–Feb 2028). Sports & Development: World Tennis development officer Evan Heyliger meets local officials as Antigua and Barbuda looks to grow more elite players. Health & Learning: An eye-test and glasses push could more than double a child’s lifetime earnings, highlighting the value of early vision care. Community News: Veteran broadcaster Marcella André dies, remembered for her voice and mentorship across the region.
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