AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSlavery Legacy: King Charles says Commonwealth leaders will discuss slavery’s legacy at their summit, as Caribbean campaigners press for an apology and reparations. A Bahamas reparations group says his acknowledgement of past suffering falls short. Barbados Policy: Government has withdrawn and replaced its Immigration and Barbados Citizenship bills after parliamentary review and public consultation. Cultural Loss: Barbados mourns broadcaster and actress Peta Alleyne, remembered for her CBC work and three decades bringing Barbadian life to the stage in Laff It Off. Culture & Education: Prime Minister Mia Mottley wants Mighty Sparrow’s song “Slave” included in Caribbean history studies, so students engage with the region’s past through calypso. Travel: British Airways’ revived Gatwick–Bridgetown service adds to expanded London flights, with more than 120,000 extra seats a year expected. Youth Sport: St Cyprian’s Boys’ Primary won Barbados’ inaugural Republic Bank Five for Fun cricket championship, with nine school teams competing.
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