AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAntigua–Jersey Creative Exchange: Three ABCAS students helped unveil a new “Safe Haven Across the Sea” mural in Jersey, with the next phase set for artists traveling to Antigua ahead of CHOGM 2026. Junior Carnival (Kids First): St John’s Smalta Junior Carnival Parade is back on track after weather forced postponements, with the rescheduled parade underway and families cheering on young masqueraders. Maritime Pathways: The Maritime Apprenticeship Programme welcomed a second cohort for six weeks of hands-on training across port operations, logistics, and mentorship. Sports & Youth Energy: Antiguan-born, US-based coach Zikoma Richards is bringing safer, lower-cost flag football to the 268, aiming to grow youth participation. Health Watch: Free HPV screening is expanding across Antigua and Barbuda for eligible women aged 30–65, with appointment options through clinics and the ministry portal. Culture & Heritage: The Ukumbusho Exhibition opens Thursday as part of Emancipation observances, spotlighting African spiritual traditions through art and storytelling. Air Quality Advisory: Saharan dust is keeping air quality at moderate levels through Saturday, with extra precautions for children and people with asthma or heart/respiratory conditions.
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