In a strategic move to enhance governance and broaden leadership experience, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced the reassignment of two prominent senators to new ministerial roles. Effective Monday, 12 October, Senator Shenella Govia, previously serving as Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Sport and Creative Industries, will now take on the role of Minister of State in the Ministry of Housing and Works. Concurrently, Senator Clement Antonio, who formerly held the position in the Ministry of Housing and Works, has been reassigned as Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Sport and Creative Industries, with additional responsibilities overseeing the Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission. Prime Minister Gaston Browne emphasized that these reassignments are part of the government’s rotation policy, designed to provide young leaders with diverse experiences and strengthen the overall governance framework. The appointments were made under Section 69 (4) of the Constitution of Antigua and Barbuda, which grants the Prime Minister the authority to assign ministerial offices, with the Governor-General formalizing the appointments. Both senators are among the youngest in the current administration, reflecting the government’s commitment to nurturing emerging talent and ensuring dynamic leadership.