AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGetting Around: Cabinet has agreed in principle to a 75-cent bus fare increase, likely from January 2027, while arranging temporary fuel support for operators and further consultations. Antigua on Record: The International Film Festival of Antigua & Barbuda marked its 15th anniversary with a red-carpet premiere of It’s My Turn, a local film about two young musicians whose friendship is tested by rivalry and family secrets. Remembering the Fallen: National leaders, veterans and uniformed groups gathered in St John’s on November 8 for Remembrance Sunday, with wreaths, prayers and military honours for those who served in the world wars. Culture on Show: CHOGM’s cultural village gave local vendors a chance to showcase Antiguan and Barbudan food, drinks, clothing and fragrances to international delegates. School Milestone: Savanne Paille Primary School celebrated 60 years of educating generations of students. Island-Inspired Holiday Music: International band Santa Claus Goes to Antigua has released “May Christmas Bring Peace on Earth,” a festive pop single with island influences and music videos filmed in Antigua.
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