The seeds have been planted for what could emerge as a major partnership to supply local agricultural produce to a...
The National Bureau of Statistics has begun a series of school visits, hoping students will take what they learn about the ongoing Population and Housing Census...
One resident who has already completed the 2025 Population and Housing Census is encouraging others to do the same. Alison Bramble says the process was simple...
Antigua and Barbuda have joined several fellow Caribbean nations in advancing discussions to participate in a regional insurance facility for their utilities infrastructure. The move is...
Government Senator Shaquan O’Neil is working to improve the welfare and living conditions of residents at the Fiennes Institute. The lawmaker donated several essential supplies to...
Antigua and Barbuda is preparing to participate in next April’s celebration of Good Deeds Day, a global movement promoting kindness and volunteerism. Local organisers are calling...
Antigua and Barbuda has been named the Caribbean’s Leading Wedding Destination in the World Travel Awards at Princess Grand in Jamaica. Two of the twin-island state’s...
Education Minister Hon. Daryll Matthew says the new Five Islands Primary School is on track for a September 2027 opening. The minister provided the update during...
Students at the Victory Centre are learning to grow their own food, with hydroponics now part of the school’s curriculum. The system allows students to gain...
The Senate has passed the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill 2026, as the government forges ahead with tougher penalties for people convicted of sex crimes, especially against...
Government senator and parliamentary secretary in the Finance Ministry, Joel Rayne, believes it should be mandatory for police officers to participate in community sporting activities. He...
