AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoCreative Arts: Antigua and Barbuda’s new National Performing Arts Centre is giving local artists a home to tell their own stories. Playwright Zahra Airall praised the space, while officials say plans for nearby studios and training facilities could help creatives build careers. Faith & Community: Bishop Charlesworth Browne wants future National Independence Food Fairs kept off Sundays, saying national events should respect days of worship. Youth Sport: Former Olympian Priscilla Frederick Loomis says she is open to helping develop young Antiguan athletes. The Under-15 Benna Boys opened their FIFA youth tournament with a 3–2 loss to Burkina Faso and also fell to Lebanon. Cricket & CHOGM: Young players and Commonwealth leaders are set to share the field at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on November 1, in a cricket celebration led by Cricket West Indies. Reparations: Ahead of King Charles’s Caribbean visit, regional calls for an apology and reparations are gaining support from descendants of British families who profited from slavery.
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