AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUniversal Education Rollout: Antigua and Barbuda has introduced universal free education from early childhood through university, with the government covering tuition at UWI Five Islands and fees for selected CXC subjects as the new term begins. Sex Offenders Registry Access: PM Gaston Browne has directed legal authorities to expand public access to the Sex Offenders Registry, including names and photographs, aiming to boost community safety while drawing debate over constitutional rights. Airlift Shock for Travelers: JetBlue’s final nonstop JFK–Antigua flight is set for today, ending the route earlier than expected, with Tourism Minister Charles “Max” Fernandez saying the government will seek urgent talks to protect air access to the U.S. market. Regional Security Push: Police Commissioner Everton Jeffers says international cooperation, including INTERPOL partnerships, is key to tackling cross-border crime and protecting vulnerable communities. Africa–CARICOM Day: Browne used Africa-CARICOM Day to call for practical cooperation—especially better air links—turning shared history into trade, investment, education, tourism and reparatory justice. Legal Training Partnership: UWI Five Islands Campus and the Antigua and Barbuda Bar Association signed an MOU to strengthen legal education and professional development as the LLB programme launches. CPL Night Cricket: The Antigua & Barbuda Falcons face Guyana Amazon Warriors in CPL action on Tuesday at Providence.
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