Deadly heat worldwide is driving a major global response as philanthropies commit $300 million to climate and health research. The announcement came at COP30 in Belém, Brazil. The funding aims to support new data, stronger health systems, and solutions for rising risks from heat, air pollution, and infectious diseases. Experts say extreme heat already kills […]
ABTA brings Antigua and Barbuda’s culinary excellence to the United Kingdom with two special dinner events that highlighted the work of Antiguan chef Kareem Roberts and Barbudan chef Keshia Sakarah. The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority hosted both events during World Travel Market 2025. The first showcase took place on November 6 at The Burleigh […]
Antigua and Barbuda considers tuition-free education for nationals at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Five Islands Campus. Prime Minister Gaston Browne confirmed that the government is reviewing the proposal. The move comes as the government already covers a large portion of student costs through scholarships. Browne explained that since most students already receive […]
Branch office burglarized on Federation Road as police investigate a political office break-in. The incident happened overnight, and several items were stolen. The break-in occurred between 4 p.m. on Tuesday and 8 a.m. on Wednesday. Staff locked the office on Tuesday afternoon. When they returned, they found the eastern door forced open. Police say the […]
One Nation Festival Returns to Antigua Recreation Ground The One Nation Festival is officially returning to the historic Antigua Recreation Ground (ARG) after widespread public demand and consultations with festivalgoers, community members, and industry stakeholders. The Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission (ABFC) said the decision reflects both cultural significance and public sentiment, confirming ARG as […]
Antigua and Barbuda Kicks Off the 2025 Christmas Home and Business Lighting Competition with an official launch from the Ministry of Education, Sports and Creative Industries through its Department of Creative Industries. The annual competition has become one of the country’s most anticipated holiday traditions, inspiring homeowners and business operators to brighten their communities with […]
Unauthorized beach vendors in Antigua will have their facilities removed from Morris Bay, Darkwood Beach, Fryes Beach, and Fort James. This action is part of a new government initiative approved by Cabinet to regulate vending operations at major tourism sites. The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) and other agencies have been instructed to disconnect utilities […]
Antigua Sugar Drink Tax to Promote Healthy Living Antigua sugar drink tax will be introduced in 2026 as part of the government’s plan to promote healthier lifestyles and reduce diet-related illnesses. The new legislation aims to cut consumption of sugary beverages and support long-term wellness across the country. Director General of Communications, Maurice Merchant, announced […]
National Clean-up Antigua Transforms Communities National Clean-up Antigua is making a tangible difference as the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) continues its “Love Where You Live” campaign across the island. The initiative, which began in October, focuses on improving community spaces, removing waste, and promoting environmental awareness among residents. Impressive Results in Villa Area […]
Antigua and Barbuda plans to establish an agro-industrial park to strengthen food security and expand local agricultural production. Director General of Communications Maurice Merchant said two sites—Old Road and Christian Valley—are being considered. The park will include agro-processing facilities, a feed mill, and model homes built with sustainable materials. The government aims to improve local […]
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