AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCHOGM Infrastructure Push: Cabinet received updates on accelerated road rehabilitation in St John’s, including works around the Performing Arts Centre, with pipe upgrades expected to clear the way for resurfacing and more road work planned for CHOGM sites. Electric Vehicle Skills: Antigua and Barbuda is investing EC$346,000 in an electric vehicle training laboratory, with equipment and two training programmes to build local capacity in hybrid and electric vehicle repair. Digital Learning Boost: Rotary Club of Antigua donated about 35 laptops to Trinity Academy for Grades Four and Five, alongside eye screenings to support students’ use of the devices. Visa News for Ghanaians: Ghana announced visa-free travel for its citizens to the Maldives, Zambia and Antigua and Barbuda—up to 30 days for the first two and up to 90 days for Antigua and Barbuda—while warning travellers must still meet entry rules. OECS Scholarships: The OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship opens September 10, offering industry-focused training across areas like AI, cybersecurity, cloud and data analytics. CPL Spotlight: Imran Tahir, at 47, backed Guyana Amazon Warriors with a historic five-wicket haul, while Mehedi Hasan Miraz impressed in his CPL debut run. National Prayer Service: Antigua and Barbuda marked a National Day of Prayer with calls for stronger families, public safety, and guidance for leaders, with PM Gaston Browne attending.
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