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    Antiguans Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris Selected for Prestigious Caribbean STEM Programme

    Two young Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, are representing Antigua and Barbuda in the 2026 Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering (SPISE).The five-week residential programme, organized by the Caribbean Science Foundation, brings together talented Caribbean students with strong interests and abilities...

    National Public Library to House Cultural and Educational Camp This August

    The National Public Library will be housing a cultural and educational camp this August , as part of an initiative aimed at providing young people with meaningful activities ahead of the new school year.The WORK FU UM! Summer Camp 2026 will take place from...
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    University of Toronto Students Take Part in Caribbean Study Program at UWI Five Islands

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