AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoReparations Debate: As King Charles’s Caribbean tour and CHOGM approach, descendants of British families who profited from slavery are backing reparative justice, including voluntary contributions to education. CARICOM reparations leaders are urging the King to support talks at the Antigua summit. Cricket & Commonwealth: Cricket West Indies will host “One Commonwealth, One Team” at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on November 1, bringing heads of government together with young cricketers to celebrate the sport and regional unity. Arts & Culture: Antigua and Barbuda has opened its National Performing Arts Centre in the former Deluxe Cinema, giving local creatives an 850-seat venue with modern technical facilities. The government plans to add nearby studio and training space, while artist Justin “Jus Bus” Nation’s culture-inspired design has been chosen as the centre’s logo. Education: A US$56.2 million Caribbean Development Bank loan will help upgrade four schools, strengthen teaching and support more than 10,000 students.
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