ABLP eyes April convention after its decisive St. Philip’s North by-election victory. The party gains momentum heading into 2026. Prime Minister and Political Leader Gaston Browne confirmed plans for the convention but did not give a specific date. Moreover, Browne urged all party branches and affiliated groups to start preparations immediately. Early planning will ensure […]
Antigua’s Elite Island Resorts launches “A Love Letter To Antigua,” a campaign to highlight the island’s culture and beauty. Moreover, the resort group offers a special 5th-night free deal for summer travel. The booking deadline is May 31, and travel runs from May 1 to September 30. Elite Island Resorts features all-inclusive properties across Antigua. […]
SLBMC Marks World Down Syndrome Day With Socks Campaign SLBMC marks World Down Syndrome Day on Saturday, March 21, with awareness events. Today, Friday, March 20, staff participate in the global “Rock Your Socks” campaign. Moreover, the community is invited to join. People wear colorful or mismatched socks because chromosomes resemble socks. This fun act […]
Sazeek Joseph stands convicted of attempted rape and serious indecency after a High Court trial this week. A jury found him guilty following a brief but serious case. The charges stem from an incident in June 2022. Specifically, the incident occurred on the night of June 8 into the early hours of June 9. It […]
White Toyota Belta stolen from Mount St. John’s Medical Center has sparked concern. The owner now seeks public help. The vehicle went missing late Thursday night. It was parked on the hospital compound before the theft. Moreover, the stolen car is a 2007 model. It carries registration number A54968. The owner discovered the theft shortly […]
Residents call on the Ministry of Works to fix a stagnant water issue in All Saints. The problem has lasted for months. The issue sits near Mock Pond, east of the All Saints complex. It started in December after excavation work in the area. Moreover, the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) carried out the digging. […]
ABLP victory in St. Philip’s North carries deeper meaning, according to Dr. Isaac Newton. However, he says the result is not a simple personal endorsement. Instead, he calls it a “layered mandate.” On Monday, Randy Baltimore won the by-election with 924 votes. Meanwhile, Alex Browne secured 407 votes. Although the margin looks strong, Dr. Newton […]
Cabinet has approved a 5 percent interim salary increase for public servants in Antigua and Barbuda. The adjustment will take effect at the end of March 2026. Therefore, workers can expect changes soon. According to officials, the move aims to provide quick financial relief. At the same time, talks continue on a broader pay package. […]
Kidney health efforts have begun in Barbuda to fight rising disease risks. The new initiative focuses on education, early detection, and prevention. Therefore, residents can better protect their health. The project is led by the World Kidney Day Team. It also partners with the Antigua and Barbuda Samaritan Society. In addition, support comes from the […]
Historic change is coming to St. John’s as a former Catholic school gains new life. The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda has approved a national art gallery. Therefore, the country moves forward in cultural development. The gallery will be located near Government House. This places it in a key area of the capital. Moreover, Gaston […]
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