AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCaribbean Arts: The Caribbean Culture Fund has awarded 100 grants across 28 countries and territories, supporting projects focused on culture, social justice, memory and creative livelihoods. Barbados is among the places represented. Slavery and Reparations: At the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, King Charles called the slave trade a “shameful chapter” and expressed profound sorrow, but stopped short of an apology. Caribbean leaders say reparations must remain part of the conversation. Health Milestone: WHO recognition confirms Barbados has eliminated mother-to-child HIV transmission as a public health problem, with no reported cases among babies born from 2022 to 2024. National Heritage: As Barbados approaches 60 years of Independence, a Legion member shared the story and symbolism of the national flag with Ellerton Primary pupils. A national thanksgiving service is set for November 22. Bajan Culture: Barbados is promoting community experiences such as Dine Bajan at London’s World Travel Market, while Navigator’s Table will bring Caribbean chefs together for Food and Rum Festival dinners celebrating regional food traditions.
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