AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Infrastructure: Barbuda is set to get a new primary school as the government moves to ease long-running space constraints after Hurricane Irma damaged parts of the Holy Trinity compound. CHOGM Readiness: The Performing Arts Centre redevelopment is nearing completion, with CHOGM roadworks intensifying in St John’s as cabinet pushes resurfacing and utility upgrades to finish by end of September. Skills & Jobs: Antigua & Barbuda is investing EC$346,000 in an electric vehicle training laboratory, with programmes to train local instructors and technicians. Water & Food Security: Cabinet also backed agricultural support, including dams and water catchment works, plus a major fertilizer shipment to boost local production and resilience. Regional Diplomacy: Sir Ronald Sanders says development must be the foundation of the OAS system, calling for stronger cooperation with permanent observers. Travel Updates: Ghana has added visa-free access for ordinary passport holders to Antigua and Barbuda for up to 90 days. Sports: Antigua and Barbuda Falcons have qualified for the CPL T20 playoffs, with coach Paul Nixon urging focus as the postseason begins September 16.
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