AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRoyal Spotlight: Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III and Queen Camilla will tour the Caribbean from Oct 27–Nov 4, with Antigua and Barbuda hosting the CHOGM 2026 leg (Nov 1–4) after stops in the Bahamas and Guyana. Local Governance & Identity: Antigua and Barbuda has dropped its oath of allegiance to the King, with newly appointed officials swearing loyalty to the state, laws and constitution instead—an early signal as the royal visit approaches. Youth & Safety: An open letter to young people urges a national mantra of “Before you shoot, think,” warning that gun violence could erase an entire generation. Community & Culture on Screen: Love Link Caribbean premiered at Weatherills Hotel, positioning Antigua and Barbuda as a romance destination while spotlighting local people and places. Sports & Development: Cricket West Indies’ High-Performance Camp in Antigua focused on young female cricketers’ mental skills, media awareness and leadership. CHOGM Creativity: Cabinet backed young artist Kimberly Pimentel’s CHOGM-inspired artwork, supporting her role in the national outreach push. Women’s Wellness: The Landings Resort & Spa launched a women-focused spa programme, including an Oncology Spa Programme for cancer recovery. Football Safeguarding: ABFA says FIFA Guardians Safeguarding officers investigated misconduct allegations involving a local official, with no charges reported and the matter handled by the club.
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