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Dwayne Simon, the brother of the late cyclist Andre Simon, has renewed calls for motorists to be mindful of cyclists on the nation’s roadways. Simon spoke with ABS Sports on the heels of the hit-and-run collision which left cyclist Tahje Browne nursing injuries. Philana Johnson reports.
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Inet’s Pop-up Shop featuring local entrepreneurs created a buzz of excitement along a section of Market Street in St John’s on Friday. It was part of the company’s launch of its summer promotion. Philana Johnson reports.
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There is praise for Janica Adams of the Antigua and Barbuda College of Advanced Studies (ABCAS), who emerged victorious in the 2026 National Tourism Youth Congress on Thursday. This paves the way for her to represent Antigua and Barbuda at the regional competition in Guyana this October. Shannakisha Francis reports.
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The Multi-dimensional Vulnerability Index co-created by Prime Minister the Right Honourable Gaston Browne is set to feature prominently in talks at the upcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua this November. Head of economic policy and small states at the Commonwealth Secretariat, Dr Thomas Munthali, made the disclosure during an exclusive interview with A...
The government has taken a major step to transform one of Antigua and Barbuda’s iconic beaches into the Fort James Renaissance Park. Cabinet has engaged a company to carry out a coastal assessment and preliminary engineering design, as the project promises to revolutionize tourism and entertainment offerings in the area. Elesha George reports.
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