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APUA

APUA Goes High-Tech to Tackle Water Challenges

APUA is entering a major phase of activity to improve the national water system. The government says this effort marks a historic moment for the utility. In fact, it is the busiest period in more than 50 years. Earlier this week, Information and Utilities Minister Melford Nicholas shared key updates. He explained that a primary […]

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37 Candidates Set for Antigua Snap Election Race

37 Candidates Set for Antigua Snap Election Race 37 candidates will contest the general election in Antigua and Barbuda. The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission confirmed the number ahead of the April 30 vote. As a result, the race is now set. Prime Minister Gaston Browne called the election early. He moved the date almost […]

ABSSB Workers Resume Duties After Dispute Settlement

ABSSB staff returned to work on Tuesday afternoon after a key meeting. The Antigua and Barbuda Free Trade Union reached an agreement with management. As a result, operations at the Long Street branch resumed. Earlier, tensions had disrupted normal service. However, both sides met to resolve the issues. The meeting lasted about five hours and […]

A&B

A&B Youth Leaders Take Stage at UN Forum

A&B young leaders are taking part in a major global youth event in New York. They are attending the 2026 Economic and Social Council Youth Forum. As a result, the country has one of its largest delegations present. The event runs from April 14 to 16 at the United Nations Headquarters. This year, the forum […]

UPP

UPP Says Four-Day Work Week Coming by 2027, Pringle Announces

UPP Leader Jamale Pringle says a UPP government will introduce a four-day work week by 2027. He made the announcement at a campaign rally. As a result, the proposal forms part of a wider reform plan. Moreover, Pringle outlined several changes for public sector workers. These changes target pay, job structure, and working conditions. Therefore, […]

Antigua Service Stations Demand Margin Increase, Warn 8% Rate Is Untenable

Antigua service stations have petitioned the government for an increase in their operating margin. They say the current 8% rate is no longer sustainable. As a result, they are calling for urgent action. Moreover, operators say they have raised this issue since the early 1990s. They argue that the margin has remained unchanged for decades. […]

APUA

APUA Warns of Phishing Scam Targeting Customers

APUA is raising urgent concerns about a phishing scam targeting customers. The utility says scammers are pretending to be company representatives. As a result, many people have already reported suspicious calls. According to APUA, these imposters contact customers by phone. They ask for sensitive information. For example, they request email addresses, one-time passwords, and banking […]

Pringle

Pringle slams water crisis, vows fast relief

Jamale Pringle has called the country’s water crisis an “indignity.” Moreover, he promised quick relief if his party wins office. The United Progressive Party leader said many homes still lack steady water. As a result, families wake early to collect it. In some cases, parents cannot bathe children before school. Meanwhile, elderly residents often wait […]

Antigua

Antigua Court rules driver liable in Bridgen death

Antigua Court finds Diondre Samuel liable in negligence for the death of Lashauna Sheleta Bridgen. The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court delivered the ruling in October 2025. In addition, Justice Tunde A. Byer handled the case in Claim No. ANUHCV2022/0491. The court said Samuel failed to exercise proper care while driving. Moreover, the judge ruled that […]