Antigua and Barbuda are currently experiencing moderate air quality caused by a surge of Saharan dust. The air quality index (AQI) is between 50 and 70, which falls into the “moderate” category. This means the dust in the air could cause some mild health effects for sensitive people. This dust event is the 25th noted […]
Students at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona campus are protesting the decision to resume in-person classes shortly after Hurricane Melissa hit. Many feel the university is rushing things. The storm left thousands displaced, without power, and struggling to cope. The students want a one-week pause before classes start again. The students describe […]
Antigua and Barbuda is investing big in airport upgrades. Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced a $150 million plan to improve VC Bird International Airport. There is also a plan to expand Barbuda Airport next year. These projects aim to boost the country’s status as a top Caribbean destination. The upgrades will help make travel smoother […]
The Church of St. Joseph and St. Patrick in Antigua’s capital is getting ready for a big restoration. This church, built in 1909 and damaged by an earthquake in 1974, will be transformed into the St. John Paul II Sanctuary. The project will bring new life to this important piece of Antigua’s history. Renovation work […]
Antigua and Barbuda aims to change the education game. Prime Minister Gaston Browne wants half the population to have a degree or skill’s certificate within 20 years. This target shows a strong focus on preparing people for modern jobs and opportunities. The government is putting serious money into schools and training. They are growing the […]
The University of the West Indies (UWI) Five Islands Campus recently celebrated a major achievement in lifelong learning. Over 400 students graduated from its LifeLong Learning Unit. This event marks one of the largest groups to complete professional development courses at the campus. The graduation ceremony was held with great excitement and pride. Governor General […]
The National Youth Rally 2025 brought together young people from across the nation to celebrate their achievements and power. Makiba Ward spoke passionately about the importance of leading with purpose. She asked youth to stay determined, creative, and kind as they work to shape the future. Makiba reminded the young people that challenges will come, […]
Brazil will host the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference, which Antigua and Barbuda is gearing up to attend. Prime Minister Gaston Browne has invited Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle to join the country’s official delegation. This move shows a rare sense of unity between political rivals on a critical issue: climate change. The Prime Minister hopes […]
Antiguan students studying in Cuba are safe despite Hurricane Melissa hitting the Caribbean. The Cuban Ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda confirmed that most Antiguan students live in the western part of Cuba, which was not affected by the storm. Meanwhile, six students who were in the area hardest hit by the hurricane are in good […]
The government recently unveiled the renovated community centre, giving locals a space that’s cleaner, brighter, and more welcoming. The upgrade focused on fixing the building’s structure and improving its facilities. This effort aims to provide a better gathering spot for meetings, events, and community activities. Leaders from the Ministry visited the centre to showcase the […]
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