AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCARICOM Reparations Push: CARICOM is pressing reparations over slavery and colonialism, but a sticking point remains: eight member states still have the British monarch as head of state. CCJ Governance Row: A sitting CCJ judge says the court’s president tried to influence a ruling tied to Guyana opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed’s extradition case, with the CCJ urging context while Guyana’s opposition calls for transparency. Education Update: Barbados’ Ministry of Education is adjusting its approach to Class 3 continuous assessment after concerns from parents and schools, with a roadmap promised for Aug. 14. Local Services: Barbados Water Authority warns of possible St Peter water interruptions Monday (9am–8pm). Public Works: Antigua’s C.O. Williams Construction has been told to redo faulty road sections at its own expense. Defence & Youth: Barbados Defence Force is transforming to meet emerging threats, and new technology is set for the Barbados Cadet Corps. Sports (Barbados): Barbados Under-19 women opened with a commanding nine-wicket win over the Windward Islands; Jayden Green won bronze in the World U20 200m, edging out T&T’s Makaelen Woods in a photo-finish. Community & Culture: NCF says Crop Over 2026 was a success with sold-out events and strong attendance.
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