Antigua is preparing to welcome approximately 80 yachts for the return of the Salty Dogs Rally in November, bringing sailors and boating enthusiasts to the island. The rally attracts participants travelling through the Caribbean by sea, creating opportunities for visiting crews to experience Antigua and connect with the island’s sailing community. The event also contributes […]
The Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force has warned residents to expect increased military activity across the country as preparations intensify for the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). In an advisory issued on October 16, the Defence Force said visiting foreign troops would join local personnel in security exercises and operations ahead of the […]
Rev. Christopher Roberts led the meditation during the Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, 14thOctober 2026, reflecting on the theme of timing, love, and the importance of recognizing God’spurpose in our lives. In his meditation, Rev. Roberts encouraged members to reflect on the difference between timingand the spirit in which decisions are made. He emphasized that, while […]
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has outlined several projects intended to strengthen Antigua and Barbuda’s food supply, improve agricultural production and reduce the country’s reliance on imported goods. The proposed initiatives include expanded storage facilities to help preserve agricultural produce and an abattoir to support the local livestock industry. Better storage and processing capacity could help […]
Antigua and Barbuda is promoting its sailing and marine tourism industry at the Annapolis Sailboat Show in Maryland, United States, with Minister of State in the Ministry of Tourism, Michael Freeland representing the country. The event provides an opportunity to connect with sailing enthusiasts, industry professionals and potential visitors interested in Caribbean sailing experiences. Antigua […]
Antigua and Barbuda is insisting on firm funding and support guarantees before accepting third-country nationals deported from the United States, as negotiations between the two governments approach completion. Prime Minister Gaston Browne said discussions on the proposed migration arrangement are nearing their conclusion. However, he explained that financial compensation will be handled through a separate […]
Hermitage Bay, a luxury resort on Antigua’s west coast, is featured in a travel review published by The Times, bringing international attention to one of the island’s high-end hospitality properties. The resort is known for its secluded location, individual cottage-style suites, views of the bay and private infinity pools at selected accommodations. Its setting offers […]
Barbados has joined an international effort to establish a panel focused on tackling inequality, as countries raise concerns about the growing economic gap between wealthy and developing nations. Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced the country’s support during the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok. She highlighted the links between inequality, poverty, […]
Victory Centre School for Children with Special Needs is appealing to the public for help after a series of break-ins, attempted robberies and thefts continued despite efforts to improve security at the school. The school said an air conditioner and microwave were stolen last year. Although replacement items were purchased with donations and school savings, […]
Doctors at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital took industrial action on Tuesday, October 13, calling for outstanding salaries to be paid and greater certainty about their employment. Dominica Public Service Union General Secretary Thomas Letang said some doctors have not received salaries dating back to July. He also reported delays in allowances and payments for […]
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