A woman has been fined $6,500 after being found guilty of multiple traffic offences while driving with an infant on board in Antigua. The case has drawn public attention due to the serious safety risks involved, particularly the presence of a young child in the vehicle. According to reports, the woman was driving without the […]
Antiguan public figure Gavin Watt has shared a deeply emotional tribute following the passing of his father, expressing love, gratitude, and lasting admiration. In a heartfelt message, Watt reflected on the bond they shared and the lessons his father taught him throughout his life. He described his father as a guiding force, crediting him for […]
Armed bandits in Nigeria have demanded motorbikes in exchange for the release of about 150 churchgoers who were kidnapped during a service in the north-western part of the country. The attack took place when gunmen stormed a church, firing shots and forcing worshippers into nearby forests. Local officials say negotiations are ongoing, but authorities have […]
The World Bank and the Government of Guyana have completed a review of the Caribbean Efficient and Green Energy Buildings Project, which aims to reduce energy use and carbon emissions in public buildings across the region. The review focused on progress made so far and areas that need strengthening as the project continues. Officials reported […]
Several popular beaches in Sydney were closed after three shark attacks were reported within two days, prompting heightened safety concerns among authorities and beachgoers. Emergency services confirmed that two people were injured in separate incidents, while a third attack involved a surfer who managed to escape unharmed. Local officials moved quickly to shut down affected […]
Leaders from the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) recently met with Canadian officials to discuss several key issues affecting the region. The talks focused on strengthening cooperation and deepening long-standing relations between Canada and OECS member states. Discussions covered areas such as climate change, trade, security, education, and sustainable development. OECS representatives highlighted the […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2026 Edition Honours Victor “Babu” Samuel St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda — The Department of Culture, Ministry of Creative Industries, is pleased to announce the official opening of registration for the National Junior Solo Steelpan Competition 2026 (March 15th), a national initiative aimed at strengthening youth development and elevating performance standards within […]
A devastating crash involving two high-speed passenger trains has occurred in southern Spain, killing at least 39 people and injuring many more. The collision happened on Sunday evening near Adamuz, in Córdoba province, when a high-speed train travelling from Málaga to Madrid suddenly derailed on a straight stretch of track and struck an oncoming train […]
A pregnant woman has died in Guyana after reportedly jumping from a window at a public hospital. The incident has shocked the nation and sparked renewed concern about mental health care and patient supervision within medical facilities. Reports indicate that the woman was receiving treatment at the hospital when the incident occurred. Emergency staff responded […]
Antigua and Barbuda is taking another bold step in environmental protection by moving to ban sunscreens that contain chemicals harmful to coral reefs. The government has announced plans to restrict the importation and sale of products with ingredients such as oxybenzone and octinoxate, which are known to damage coral and marine life. This initiative is […]
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