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Local Weightlifters attend workshop in Barbados

Four weightlifters of the Antigua and Barbuda Weightlifting Federation (ABWF) have travelled to Barbados to take part in a one-week intensive training and development workshop hosted by the Barbados Weightlifting Association. Jaunii Nathaniel, Daniel Antonio, Kevesha Nedwell, and coach Durand Meade are all being provided with opportunities to learn from experienced instructors while gaining exposure to updated training methods […]

Trinidad-ERHA to Compensate Family After Hospital Death

The Eastern Regional Health Authority (ERHA) in Trinidad and Tobago has agreed to compensate the family of a woman who died while receiving treatment at a public hospital. The decision follows concerns raised by relatives about the circumstances surrounding her death. Family members had called for answers, saying they were dissatisfied with the care provided […]

PIOJ Warns AI Could Reduce Working and Middle-Class Jobs in Jamaica

The Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) has warned that the growing adoption of artificial intelligence could lead to a reduction in jobs traditionally held by working and middle-class Jamaicans. The warning comes as AI technology becomes more widely used across business, finance, and administrative sectors. PIOJ officials said many routine and clerical roles are most […]

Cuba Runs out of Oil, Amid US Sanctions

Cuba is experiencing a worsening fuel shortage as tighter U.S. sanctions continue to impact the island’s access to oil and diesel supplies. The crisis has led to long lines at gas stations, transportation disruptions, and growing pressure on businesses and public services. Officials say reduced fuel imports have affected electricity generation, public transportation, and agricultural […]

WHO Warns Ebola Outbreak in Congo Is Spreading Rapidly

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns over a rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, warning that the situation is becoming increasingly dangerous. On May 22, 2026, the agency upgraded the outbreak’s risk level as infections continued to rise. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said health officials are closely […]

Maldives Cave Diving Tragedy Raises Questions About Safety

Investigations are continuing after a deadly cave diving expedition in the Maldives claimed the lives of five Italian divers and a Maldivian rescue diver. The tragedy unfolded near the Vaavu Atoll, where the group entered a deep underwater cave system on May 15, 2026, but never resurfaced. The divers, who included marine biologist Monica Montefalcone, […]

Residents Raise Concerns Over Illegal Dumping

Residents in parts of Antigua have raised concerns about ongoing illegal dumping in their communities, saying the issue is affecting public health and the environment. Complaints point to piles of garbage being left in open areas, along roadsides, and in residential spaces. Community members say the situation has worsened in recent weeks, with waste including […]

Antigua and Barbuda to Host Caribbean Travel Marketplace Again in 2026

Antigua and Barbuda is making history by hosting the Caribbean Travel Marketplace for a second consecutive year in 2026, reinforcing its growing influence in the regional tourism industry. The event is set for May 12-15 and is one of the Caribbean’s leading tourism business gatherings, bringing together buyers and suppliers from across the globe. The […]

Antigua and Barbuda Listed in Top Caribbean Destinations to Visit in May

Antigua and Barbuda is among several Caribbean destinations to visit in May is the online magazine Caribbean Journal. The article stated that travellers look for warm weather, fewer crowds, and attractive seasonal deals. The period is seen as an ideal time to explore the region before the peak summer travel season begins. Destinations such as […]