AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoCHOGM Security Boost: The American University of Antigua donated laptops and desktop computers to the Royal Police Force to strengthen mobile operations during CHOGM 2026 (Nov 1–4). Power Reliability: APUA says electricity was fully restored by 3:53 a.m. after Monday night’s widespread outage, and is now reviewing the incident and repairs to reduce repeat disruptions. Local Crime: Police investigate a second apparent targeted shooting in Bellevue Estate after Alvin Spencer was shot in the neck; he’s in stable condition and authorities are appealing for public help. Parliament Watch: Opposition Senator Malaka Parker raised constitutional concerns in the Banking Amendment Bill 2026 over transferring abandoned Eastern Caribbean Central Bank assets to the Crown. Transport Pressure: Taxi operators are calling for urgent repairs to the road to Devil’s Bridge, saying the damage is hurting vehicles and tourism. Health Access: The Health Ministry expanded free HPV screening across Antigua and Barbuda for eligible women aged 30–65. Community & Culture: The ABRSC will open its free Ukumbusho Exhibition Thursday as part of the 2026 Emancipation programme.
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