AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCWI Rising Stars Women’s U19: Trinidad & Tobago stayed perfect, crushing the Windward Islands by 10 wickets after skittling them for 52; Samara Ramnath took 4-10 (with a hat-trick) and then hit an unbeaten 27 as T&T chased in 6.3 overs. CPL 2026 (Jamaica): The Jamaica Kingsmen’s comeback fell short as they lost to the Barbados Tridents at Sabina Park by five runs, after a disastrous 12-3 start and a late surge from Andre Russell (68). Local Sports Development: Veteran coach Abdiel Hughes is calling for a structured, long-term cricket player programme, saying Antigua and Barbuda’s young players are being picked up only when tournaments are near. Judiciary Backlash: PM Gaston Browne is facing criticism over remarks about a sitting judge and sentencing, with opponents saying it threatens judicial independence. Immigration Policy: Cabinet has approved a 60-day grace period for undocumented immigrants to regularize expired status, with failure to comply meaning they must leave. Crime & Security: Police charged 20-year-old Sekani Isaac of Clare Hall over an alleged modified pipe gun and ammunition found on Aug 8. Community & Culture: PM Browne says Heritage Quay pier improvements should be completed before the cruise season, and he’s also urged Carnival vendors to move away from wooden pallets toward cleaner pop-up structures.
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