AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoReparations Debate: King Charles begins his Caribbean tour as calls for an apology and reparatory justice intensify ahead of CHOGM in Antigua. Antigua’s Reparations Support Commission has urged him to advance talks, while activists plan demonstrations; a UK Cabinet minister has called compensation claims unreasonable. A New Stage for Local Arts: The National Performing Arts Centre has opened in the former Deluxe Cinema, giving Antiguan creatives a dedicated venue to tell local stories. It will host CHOGM’s opening ceremony on November 3. Faith and Independence: Bishop Charlesworth Browne has urged organisers not to schedule the National Independence Food Fair on Sundays, saying national celebrations should respect worship and rest. Honouring National Heroes: Antigua and Barbuda marked National Heroes Day with tributes to six figures, including Prince Klaas, remembered for resisting slavery, educator Dame Nellie Robinson and cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards.
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