Students display their talents at a two-day Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Expo hosted by the Ministry of Education, Sports & Creative Industries’ TVET Department under the theme “Design, Develop, Learn and Grow.” The well-attended event spotlighted the importance of technical and...
Dr. Alafea Stevens has been elected president of the Medical Association of Antigua and Barbuda Inc. (MAAB), returning to the role after previously leading...
VIDEO:A proposal for short-term work permits sparked debate on the Browne and Browne show, as a local businessman argued they could help fill skills gaps, Prime Minister Gaston Browne questioned the impact on local workers, and Education Minister Daryll Matthew pointed to expanded training...
The government is considering a new parking system in St. John’s that would allow drivers to pay for parking using QR codes, as part of planned reforms aimed at improving traffic flow and making parking more efficient in the city, Tourism and Transportation Minister...
Chief Immigration Officer Katrina Yearwood on Friday praised the performance of the Arrive Antigua electronic immigration system, saying the platform has received strong regional...
UN- What does it take to turn a global promise into real change on the ground for island communities facing rising seas, fragile economies and climate shocks? On 12 December, the answer took shape at UN Headquarters, as governments, youth, business, civil society and...
I am writing to bring public attention to an unresolved issue concerning unpaid wages for work performed during the Independence Food Fair, organized by...
An Anonymous AccountAntigua’s reputation as a premier luxury tourism destination relies heavily on the standards upheld by its five-star hotels. Guests expect excellence, and employees expect professionalism, fairness, and safety in their workplace. However, concerns have been raised by staff regarding alleged sexual misconduct...
