AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLuxury Resort Watch: Daniel Shamoon and Dutch developer Albert Hartog are teaming up to build a new luxury boutique resort inside Antigua’s Pearns Point, with 20 single-story suites, 20 two-bedroom villas, and 36 more villas for sale ($3m–$6m), plus a beach club by boat, an organic-farm restaurant, spa/fitness, racquet club, and watersports. Royal & National Identity: Antigua and Barbuda has dropped its oath of allegiance to King Charles ahead of the royal couple’s Oct 27–Nov 4 Caribbean tour tied to CHOGM 2026, with the King also visiting the Bahamas and Guyana. Child Protection Push: Senator O’Donoghue is urging more community town halls after child protection concerns, while Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle calls for a bipartisan parliamentary review following 287 documented abuse cases this year. Cricket Pathways: CWI’s High-Performance Camp in Antigua is developing young women cricketers beyond the field with mental resilience, media training, and leadership. Biosecurity & Weather: Antigua and Barbuda strengthened biological security through a UN workshop, and Tropical Storm Dolly brought welcome rain with weekend disruptions. US Immigration Update: The US ended a January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, including Antigua and Barbuda, effective Aug 21.
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