AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAntigua on the World Stage: The country’s hosting of CHOGM 2026 brought more than 5,000 delegates to St John’s and showcased its potential for major international events. Arts & Culture: The Arts & Cultural Village’s exhibition in St John’s features local artists, traditional crafts, workshops and performances through November 30, with activities for young people. Women in Sport: Laurz won the inaugural Obsidian Women’s Invitational pool tournament, created to encourage more women to compete. Youth Safety: Police and Cabinet are urging students to report planned fights and stop filming and sharing violence, after two schoolgirls fell from a car park during a confrontation. A Proud Achievement: Antiguan dancer Amaya Gomes was named valedictorian at Jamaica’s Edna Manley College. Sprinter Tyra Fenton also earned silver in the 200 metres at the Youth Olympic Games.
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