AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoyal Spotlight: King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set for a nine-day Caribbean tour this fall, including stops in The Bahamas and Antigua and Barbuda ahead of CHOGM. Youth & Mental Health: Janet Simon of Antigua and Barbuda has been appointed Dean of the CARICOM Youth Ambassador Corps, pushing priorities like youth mental health, nutrition, peace, life skills, and pathways to employment. Justice Reform Push: Bereaved parents in Antigua and Barbuda are demanding sweeping justice system reforms, citing police silence, ignored court orders, and communication failures that worsened their grief. Sports Development: Former West Indies fast bowler Winston Benjamin warns Antigua and Barbuda could face a cricket development crisis unless the schoolboy system and national pathway are overhauled. Tennis Growth: World Tennis development officer Evan Heyliger says more elite player production is the goal, meeting local officials and PE teachers in Antigua and Barbuda. Pickleball Results: Antigua and Barbuda faced tough competition at the Pickleball World Cup in Vietnam as India stayed unbeaten in the team league stage. Media Loss: Veteran broadcaster Marcella André has died, remembered for her voice, professionalism, and mentorship across the region. Health Campaign: Pink Ribbon Charity Montserrat Inc. announces its October 2026 programme, including breast health and podiatry clinics. Disability Support via Sport: Flow will donate TT$200 for every TKR six in the CPL to the National Centre for Persons with Disabilities.
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