Medical leaders are urging unity after a recent fire and reports of internal tension. Firstly, the Medical Association of Antigua and Barbuda addressed concerns raised in media reports. The group said it has received no formal complaints. Moreover, the Executive stressed that no official verbal concerns came through proper channels. Therefore, it challenged claims of […]
Gas station operators across Antigua have written to the Prime Minister. They want urgent action on fuel margins. Firstly, the letter dates March 23, 2026. Representatives from 21 stations signed it. They delivered it to the Prime Minister’s Office. Moreover, the operators say current margins no longer work. They describe them as “inoperable and untenable.” […]
APUA has launched a Utility Amnesty Programme for residential customers. The programme targets long-disconnected households across Antigua and Barbuda. Firstly, the Antigua Public Utilities Authority announced the initiative. It follows a Cabinet decision made in April 2026. Moreover, the programme aims to restore essential services. These include electricity, water, and telephone connections. In addition, eligibility […]
Antigua and Barbuda has approved 168 Warri boards for schools. The Cabinet made the decision under its cultural heritage plan. Firstly, the Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda approved the commissioning of the boards. The goal supports culture and education across the country. Moreover, the initiative forms part of the National Intangible Cultural Heritage programme. It […]
Census fieldwork paused in Antigua and Barbuda on April 1. The National Bureau of Statistics made the decision before the April 30 election. Firstly, the National Bureau of Statistics stopped door-to-door data collection. Leaders aim to protect neutrality and public trust. Moreover, Director Statchel Edwards explained the pause. He said officials want to prevent confusion […]
Police have launched an investigation into the alleged assault of a four-month-old baby girl. The case has raised serious concern. Firstly, medical staff at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre reported the incident. A doctor noticed injuries and alerted authorities. Moreover, the injuries appeared consistent with possible abuse. As a result, officers began inquiries to […]
A 30-year-old man is in stable condition at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre. He suffered burns in a house fire shortly before midnight in All Saints. Firefighters responded quickly as flames engulfed a wooden home. Consequently, the fire spread to a nearby shop, causing extensive damage to both structures. Emergency Medical Services transported the […]
Good Humans 268 Inc. is pushing for change with a new islandwide campaign. Firstly, the group has launched “Ride for a Cause” to spark national attention. The campaign also marks its third anniversary. Moreover, President Joshuanette Francis says the plan is both bold and symbolic. Her team will complete 300 stationary bike rides. Each ride […]
First responders trained in a high-pressure simulation this week. Firstly, the Police Training School became a mock disaster zone. A group of 35 responders completed a three-day HazMat course. Moreover, the training focused on Hazardous Materials Response and Management. It aimed to improve how teams handle chemical and toxic threats. The programme was led by […]
Public servants gathered as the Antigua and Barbuda Public Service Association opened its annual conference. Firstly, the event took place at the Villa Polyclinic. The theme focused on stronger and more resilient workers. Moreover, President Joan Peters delivered a clear message. She said leaders must show purpose and presence. In addition, she stressed the power […]
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