AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Cricket: Cricket West Indies named Matthew Forde, Amir Jangoo and Mandy Mangru to their first 2026–27 retainer contracts, with John Campbell returning. Jangoo’s standout season included a record 233 in Antigua. CHOGM Outcomes: Commonwealth leaders agreed to structured talks with the UK on slavery’s legacy, while India and Antigua and Barbuda discussed deeper cooperation in trade, renewable energy, healthcare and education. Beach Access: Activist Eli Fuller plans to deliver nearly 4,000 signatures to Prime Minister Gaston Browne, calling for unrestricted access to Jolly Harbour Beach, and says more protests are planned. Youth & Sport: Antigua and Barbuda’s Stuti Kashyap reached the table tennis round of 16 at the Youth Olympic Games; the Director of Youth Affairs also called for young people’s views to carry more weight in decision-making. Culture & Community: ECCO has warned that copyright breaches are depriving Antiguan musicians of royalties, while the Caribbean Culture Fund has reached 100 arts grants.
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