AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSailing & Youth Sport: The 16th Antigua and Barbuda Hamptons Challenge Regatta returned to Sag Harbor, celebrating a 16-year link and supporting young women through triathlon mentorship via i-tri. Cricket Pathways: Cricket West Indies launched a two-week Under-19 Women’s high-performance camp in Antigua (Aug 17–29), with Kaela George (Dominica) and St Kitts’ Zara Skerritt, Leanga Warner and Aaliyah Weekes among the 22 selected. Volleyball Results: Antigua and Barbuda earned silver at the 2026 ECVA Women’s Championship after a 3-1 loss to Bermuda, while the men finished sixth. Entrepreneurship Boost: Fifty-eight young entrepreneurs completed the Entrepreneurship Edge Programme, backed by the Sandals Foundation, with an expo to showcase their businesses. Education Pressure: CXC says 32,403 CSEC candidates missed May–June exams, urging students to attend even if unsure. Justice & Governance Tension: Lawyers and the Commonwealth Lawyers Association are pushing PM Gaston Browne to withdraw judge remarks tied to judicial independence concerns. Missing Person Update: Shenett Jacobs’ daughter says she’s frustrated by limited communication as the search nears one month. Health Milestone: A dedicated sickle cell unit opened at the Old Holberton Hospital, starting Aug 19. Independence Planning: The Independence food fair is set for Oct 25, alongside schools’ panorama and a national church service.
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