AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth Voices: Eastern Caribbean youth parliamentarians meeting in Antigua called for economies less dependent on tourism. Cricket: Cricket West Indies’ high-performance batting tour comes to Antigua October 23–26, bringing individual coaching and development for emerging players and regional coaches. Community: A three-year-old girl found alone in Nut Grove was safely reunited with her family after a public appeal. Climate: Antigua and Barbuda recorded 12 heatwaves in the first 10 months of 2026, up from seven in all of 2025, with hotter, drier conditions a concern. Culture: Fifteen calypsonians will challenge King Young Destroyer for the Independence crown on October 30. Art Week returns November 11–18 with art trails, workshops and folklore performances, including the Jam Bull. Commonwealth: One Commonwealth Night on November 2 will pair Scottish bagpipers with Caribbean steelpan musicians. Food Security: More than 30,000 seedlings have been distributed to backyard and small-scale farmers to encourage local food production.
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