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MP Simon sounds alarm over youth neglect in St Mary’s South

By Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com The Member of Parliament for St Mary's South, Kelvin Simon, is calling on the government to urgently address what he describes as the systematic ...
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Friends of the Care Project announces community forum to support intellectual disabilities

By Deslyn A Joseph In an effort to shape a healthier and more inclusive community, the non-profit charitable organization Friends of the Care Project is launching a dedicated forum aimed at supporting ...
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Brother’s 911 call played in court as Nigel Christian murder trial continues

By Latrishka Thomas A distressed 911 call made by the brother of slain Customs official Nigel Christian was played in court Tuesday, giving the jury a raw and immediate window into the moments after ...
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ABHTA hosts Kitchen Management Essentials Training to strengthen operational excellence in professional kitchens

The Antigua & Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association (ABHTA) recently hosted a two-day professional development course titled “Kitchen Management Essentials: People, Systems &Service,” designed to ...
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We have a commitment: ‘Nyah’ Roberts says meeting with sports minister re ARG use was positive

By Neto Baptiste Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) presidential hopeful, Ickford “Nyah” Roberts, said Minister of Sports Daryll Matthew has committed to working with him and his team ...
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St Peter to get First Community Health Fair

By Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com Residents of the St Peter constituency will have access to a wide range of free health screenings and specialist consultations on Saturday, March ...
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Men losing sight to glaucoma at higher rates — expert sounds alarm

By Tahna Weston tahna.weston@antiguaobserver A veteran optometrist with nearly four decades of experience is raising the alarm about a pattern that continues to trouble her — men are losing their ...
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National Archives to relocate to former CIBC Bank building

By Jeressa Jeremy The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced the relocation of the National Archives from Factory Road to the former CIBC building at the corner of High Street and Corn Alley.
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Sanitation crisis prompts temporary closure of Government Printery

By Jeressa Jeremy Operations at the Government’s Printery have been suspended this week following the discovery of a severe pigeon infestation that has rendered the facility a health hazard. The ...
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CXC registrar declares first electronic examinations session a landmark success

Antigua’s Ian Hughes Leads CARICOM Team for Saint Lucia Elections • ...
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Four community health centres to offer extended hours from April 1

By Tahna Weston tahna.weston@antiguaobserver.com Four community health centres in Antigua will be offering extended operating hours from April 1, 2026, in a move aimed at improving access to primary ...
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‘Built On Two Tea Bags and Swiss Chocolate — Defence Exposes the Thin Thread Linking Key Evidence to Nigel Christian’s Murder

Antigua’s Ian Hughes Leads CARICOM Team for Saint Lucia Elections • ...