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Democracy

Democracy in Action: Antigua Swears In New Government

Democracy in Action marked a proud moment in Antigua and Barbuda. The nation swore in a new administration after the 2026 election. Importantly, the process remained calm and orderly. Over time, elections have reflected changing public views. However, one constant remains clear. Democracy works best with peace and mutual respect. Therefore, citizens must protect both […]

PM

PM Browne Defends Cash Gifts as Duty to Help

PM Browne has defended giving money to people at public events. He says the practice reflects care, not wrongdoing. He spoke during a Labour Day rally. The event was hosted by the Antigua Trades and Labour Union and the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party. There, he addressed supporters and the wider public. During his speech, […]

Road

Road Upgrades Progress Across Antigua in April

Road upgrades continued across Antigua and Barbuda during April. Authorities reported steady progress on major projects. These include ongoing work on All Saints Road. Overall, officials said the national programme remains on track. Importantly, funding supports the effort. A US$100 million road loan is helping to drive the upgrades. As a result, community roads are […]

Antigua

Antigua Positions Education as Core National Infrastructure

Antigua and Barbuda has positioned education as core national infrastructure. Importantly, officials say it should not compete with other social priorities. The statement came from Director of Education Clare Browne. He spoke at the United Nations on Friday. Specifically, he addressed the Transforming Global Education Summit at ECOSOC headquarters. Meanwhile, the summit focused on redefining […]

CARICOM

CARICOM Observers Say Antigua Polls Were Peaceful and Orderly

CARICOM observers praised Antigua and Barbuda’s election. They said voters took part peacefully and without major problems. The CARICOM Election Observation Mission shared its interim findings on Friday. It will later submit a full report to CARICOM’s Secretary General. Maxine McLean led the mission. She serves on Barbados’ Electoral Commission. She said the team included […]

UPP

UPP Ignored Data Predicting Election Defeat, Former Advisor Says

UPP Data Warned of Election Defeat, Former Advisor Claims UPP faced internal warnings about election defeat, according to a former advisor. He said leadership ignored clear polling data. Dr McChesney Emanuel, a former diplomat, served as an advisor to Jamale Pringle. He said the party received early warning signs. However, leadership did not act on […]

Browne

Browne Warns Foreign Managers Over Worker Respect

Browne warned foreign managers about disrespecting Antiguan and Barbudan workers. He said violations could lead to deportation. The Prime Minister spoke at a Labour Day event. A large crowd attended the gathering. He addressed labour rights and workplace conduct. Importantly, he focused on foreign managers in the private sector. He said some show disrespect toward […]

ABLP

ABLP MPs Set for Swearing-In as Cabinet Choices Awaited

ABLP MPs are set to be sworn in today in Antigua and Barbuda. Importantly, this marks a key step in forming the new government. The ceremony will take place at the American University of Antigua. It is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. Therefore, preparations are already underway. Meanwhile, the event follows last week’s general election. The […]

Governor

Governor General Supports St. John Hospice Fundraiser Event

Governor General Sir Rodney Williams and Lady Williams attended a fundraiser for St. John Hospice. The event supported care for terminally ill patients. Moreover, it highlighted community generosity in Antigua and Barbuda. Rodney Williams and Lady Williams joined the St. John Hospice fundraiser on 3 May 2026. The event took place at Casa Palmadita in […]

ABWU

ABWU Says $11.50 Falls Short, Demands $13.50 Now

ABWU leaders warned that the current minimum wage is not enough for workers. They spoke at a Labour Day rally in Antigua and Barbuda. Moreover, they urged faster action to ease rising living costs. The Antigua and Barbuda Workers’ Union strongly criticized the move to raise wages to $11.50. Instead, leaders pushed for a $13.50 […]