AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCHOGM and Reparations: As Antigua and Barbuda prepares to host Commonwealth leaders from November 1, slavery’s legacy is back in focus. King Charles visited the site in Guyana where 33 people were hanged after the 1823 Demerara Rebellion. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to an official apology and talks, but rejects financial reparations. Caribbean leaders are expected to press their case at the summit. Cricket and Youth: A Commonwealth U23 cricket showcase takes place Sunday at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, bringing young players from across the region together. Sixteen-year-old ABCAS student Rodajah Imani’s design has also been chosen for the match’s coin toss. Tourism: Explora III made its first call to Antigua, bringing 848 passengers; four more visits are planned. Independence Fair: A church leader is urging organisers not to schedule the National Independence Food Fair on Sundays, citing worship commitments.
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