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A new level of trust: Acting Principal reflects on heritage and student pride

By Jeressa Jeremy Following the successful firing of the nation’s first functional lime kiln last Friday, Acting Principal ...
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Salvation Army targets new scholarship fund for 2026

By Deslyn A Joseph The Salvation Army Advisory Board is moving to expand its educational footprint in Antigua and Barbuda with the proposed launch of a new scholarship fund. In an interview with ...
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Youth learn about gender-based violence through IHO workshops

By Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com Integrated Health Outreach (IHO) brought its gender-based violence awareness campaign to two secondary schools on January 29th, engaging dozens of ...
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Prices and Consumer Affairs Division endorses Cabinet decision to repeal outdated price legislation

By Jeressa L Jeremy The Prices and Consumer Affairs Division (CPA) has supported a legislative overhaul of the nation's 70-year-old price control framework, citing a critical need to move past a legal ...
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St. John’s Catholic Primary School to host second annual health fair

By Deslyn A Joseph St. John’s Catholic Primary School is preparing to transition education from the classroom to the world of ...
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Inspire Antigua and Barbuda: A Faith-Led Media Platform Shining Light on the Nation’s Good News

By Jeressa Jeremy “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He has anointed me to preach good news.” Luke 4:18. This ...
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Revolutionizing the foundation: Experts outline the future of early childhood and digital learning in A&B

By Deslyn A Joseph A panel of experts shared critical insights regarding the evolution of education in Antigua and Barbuda on ...
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Roadway in St. Philip North to Be Renamed Sir Robin Yearwood Highway

Roadway in St. Philip North to Be Renamed Sir Robin Yearwood Highway BY AZARA LAVIA The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda has approved the renaming of a major roadway in St. Philip North in honour of Sir ...
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Trio arrested after police confiscate firearm in Green Bay

Three men are in police custody following the seizure of a firearm and ammunition during a targeted operation in the Green Bay area Saturday night. Police arrested the men -- aged 21, 25, and 33 -- ...
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Jamie Saunders outlines 2026 vision for gender equality and legislative reform

By Deslyn A Joseph Jamie Saunders, the Executive Director of the Directorate of Gender Affairs, recently joined Observer AM to reflect on the progress made in 2025 and outline the strategic priorities ...
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Government pledges assistance to drag racer injured in the USVI

By Neto Baptiste The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda has pledged government’s support for Sports Ambassador Jason Marsh as he recovers from a recent accident during a drag racing meet in the United ...
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Four Antiguans Qualify for CARIFTA 2026 in Grenada

By Samuel Peters Antigua and Barbuda’s young athletes continue to make their mark on the local athletics scene, with four athletes officially qualifying for the 2026 CARIFTA Games in Grenada following ...