AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSex Offenders Registry: Prime Minister Gaston Browne has ordered Antigua and Barbuda’s Sex Offenders Registry to be made public, including the publication of photographs, moving away from the current restricted-access system. CHOGM Prep: Browne says CHOGM will be “with a difference,” as preparations intensify ahead of the Nov. 1–4 summit. Parliament Modernisation: Antigua and Barbuda’s representatives took part in a regional workshop on using AI and digital tools to modernize parliamentary practice, including a platform called ParlLink to digitize and organize records. Housing Pressure (HAPPI): The HAPPI programme is facing mounting demand for homes, with officials saying delays are driven by limited manpower and resources. Public Safety: Police are hunting a hooded suspect after a man was shot dead in Swetes Village. Tourism & Culture: The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority launched a “Meet the Artists” video series ahead of Art Week, inviting audiences to connect with the artists behind the canvas. Sports (CPL): Barbados Tridents beat Guyana to set up playoff fixtures that include Guyana vs Antigua and Barbuda Falcons in Qualifier 1 on Sept. 17.
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