AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMusic & Youth Development: The Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission has launched a new Music Production & Artist Development Department to train emerging artists with coaching, songwriting support, production, mentorship, and workshops—part of its Orange Economy push. Cricket Spotlight: Antigua and Barbuda Falcons meet Jamaica Kingsmen in the CPL 2026 final, after both teams won their qualifying matches—set for Sunday with live-stream and TV options. Education & Democracy: The OAS is partnering with Antigua and Barbuda’s education ministry to strengthen democratic participation, responsible citizenship, and youth engagement in schools. Reparations Push: Caribbean leaders are gearing up to press slavery reparations at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, with talk of moving from advocacy to legal action. Public Safety & Policy: Government communications say work is underway to publish a single, comprehensive Sex Offenders Registry list with public access, while Cabinet also backs tougher measures for repeat child sex offenders. Everyday Services: Mobile number portability is set to roll out on November 23, with a testing phase and a public awareness campaign. Sports & Women’s Cricket: West Indies Women name their Zimbabwe tour squad, with key absences including Deandra Dottin and Qiana Joseph.
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