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Antigua Students Eligible for Fully Funded Fellowships

Students from Antigua and Barbuda are eligible to apply for fully funded undergraduate fellowships through the King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme (KCFP). The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) has opened applications for 11 undergraduate fellowships. The programme supports students from Commonwealth Small Island Developing States who plan to study subjects linked to climate resilience and sustainable […]

Cabinet Notes 27 August, 2026

The Pastor who led the meditation and prayers at Wednesday’s meeting of the Cabinet drew his message from Isaiah 45:17 and the verses which follow, reminding the Cabinet of God’s enduring promise of salvation, His sovereignty over all creation, and His call for His people to turn to Him.The Pastor reflected on the assurance contained in […]

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Antigua and Barbuda Inflation Slows to 3.7%

Antigua and Barbuda’s annual inflation rate slowed to 3.7% in June, down from 4.1% in May, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. The lower annual rate suggests that price increases eased compared with the same period last year. However, prices still rose 0.6% between May and June, showing that the cost of […]

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Antigua and Barbuda Hosts Commonwealth Lunch in London

Antigua and Barbuda hosted a Commonwealth Leaders Lunch in London as preparations continue for CHOGM 2026. The event will take place in St. John’s from 1–4 November 2026. It was organised by the Antigua and Barbuda High Commission in London, along with CWEIC and the Sustainable Markets Initiative. As a result, the gathering brought together […]

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Antigua Hosts OECS Training Programme

Antigua Hosts OECS Training Programme Antigua and Barbuda Hosts OECS Skills Programme Antigua and Barbuda will host a new regional training programme. Importantly, it focuses on the services sector. It also targets stronger skills across the OECS region. In addition, the programme is part of a wider regional consultancy project. It is titled “Technical Support […]

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Antigua and Barbuda Lowers Growth Forecast

Antigua and Barbuda’s economy is now expected to grow by approximately four percent in 2026, down from the previously projected six percent growth. Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Gaston Browne said the revised forecast reflects the impact of rising global fuel and food prices, driven in part by ongoing tensions in the Middle East […]

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Antigua begins plan for local corneal surgeries

Antigua and Barbuda is preparing to begin corneal replacement surgeries locally for the first time. The initiative forms part of government efforts to expand advanced eye care services nationwide. Meanwhile, officials announced the plan during Thursday’s post-Cabinet briefing. Director General of Communications Maurice Merchant shared details of the new programme. He said the Cabinet approved […]

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Antigua welcomes Aisha Hinds for Culinary Month 2026

Antigua and Barbuda welcomed actress Aisha Hinds during Culinary Month 2026 celebrations. Meanwhile, her visit added star power to the island’s food and culture events. In addition, the celebrations highlighted food, culture, and community across the twin-island nation. Hinds, known for strong film and television roles, visited Antigua and Barbuda. She also experienced local hospitality […]

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Antigua Seeks Cheaper Food Imports From New Markets

Antigua and Barbuda is seeking new food supply deals in Europe and South America. Prime Minister Gaston Browne says the move could lower food prices. The government aims to lower consumer costs nationwide. It also seeks protection from rising tariffs associated with North American imports. Browne discussed the issue on Pointe FM on Saturday. He […]

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Antigua Airways Row Shapes Air Peace Caution

Antigua Airways controversy continues to influence government decisions on new Air Peace flights. Prime Minister Gaston Browne confirmed the cautious approach on Saturday. He spoke during Pointe FM while discussing Ebola concerns in parts of Africa. Browne said officials now take a “very conservative position” on the service. The government does not want to repeat […]