AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCybercrime Crackdown: Antigua and Barbuda’s Parliament approved tougher Electronic Crimes Amendment measures, including fines up to EC$1 million and up to seven years’ imprisonment for companies or individuals who fail to comply with electronic production orders during criminal investigations. Regional Training & Preparedness: The OECS is set to host an Antigua-based Fun Walk on June 18, while NODS staff completed DisasterAWARE training to strengthen emergency monitoring and decision-making. National Data Push: The Census Office is restarting and expanding field operations for the 2025 Population and Housing Census, with enumerators visiting households and businesses. Employment & Community: ECCAA is advertising for an Airworthiness Inspector – Avionics role, and the NYPAAB has completed elections for its executive committee and youth MPs. Sports Spotlight: West Indies cricket returns to Antigua with the Test series vs Sri Lanka later this month, featuring the recall of Joshua Da Silva and the return of Alzarri and Shamar Joseph.
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