AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoRefugee Policy: PM Gaston Browne says Antigua & Barbuda will accept just 10 third-country nationals (including refugees) from the US annually, but only if Washington gives assurances on background checks and proper travel documents. Food Security Alarm: Experts warn El Niño drought, higher fertiliser costs and scarce water could drive shortages and push up prices for key crops by mid-year. Public Safety & Crime Tech: Police report a fatality in Cooks Hill and ongoing probes into break-ins and cannabis seizures, while Crime Scene leadership says fingerprint upgrades and a forensic lab are moving ahead. Youth & Environment: ABRCS Youth Commission runs a successful Fort James Beach clean-up, pulling in volunteers including Junior Red Cross students. CHOGM 2026 Update: The CHOGM task force meets to track accreditation, security and logistics, with a June recce planned. Tourism Push: Government backs the US$200M Long Bay Zen Resort as a bid for ultra-luxury visitors, while Caribbean Week in New York draws strong regional tourism minister turnout. Health & Youth Vaping: Op-eds and youth advocates urge faster Caribbean action as vaping spreads among teens, warning flavours and “nicotine-free” claims can still mask risks. Sports: ABCA boss Leon “Kuma” Rodney denies any rift with clubs amid T20 Premier League uncertainty; Falcons coach Paul Nixon backs a strong CPL statement.
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