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FM Greene Represents Antigua and Barbuda at Twelfth UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Barbuda Affairs Greene attended the Twelfth UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum in London on March 10, 2026, where regional and UK officials reviewed partnership progress and discussed shared priorities including climate issues.
ABEC Issues Voter Guidelines for St Philip North By-Election on March 16
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has issued official voting guidelines ahead of the St Philip North by-election on March 16, 2026, reminding voters to bring identification and follow instructions from presiding officers.
ABEC Releases Official Guidelines Ahead of St. Philip North By-Election
ABEC has issued election day guidelines ahead of the St. Philip North by-election, as reported by Antigua.news. Full details of the guidelines are expected to be available through official Elections Commission channels.
Governor General Sir Rodney Williams Attends Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey
Governor General Sir Rodney Williams and Lady Sandra Williams attended the annual Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey in their respective roles as Patron and President of the Royal Commonwealth Society's Antigua Chapter.
Minister Matthew Unveils Youth Roadmarch Category for Carnival 2026 at National Music Awards
Education and Creative Industries Minister Daryll Matthew announced a new Young Roadmarch category for Carnival 2026 and a music industry training initiative during his address at the National Music Awards on Tuesday night.
UPP By-Election Candidate Credits Advocacy for Opening of Glanvilles Polyclinic Pharmacy
UPP candidate Alex Browne says his years of advocacy contributed to the opening of a pharmacy at the Glanvilles Polyclinic, a development he argues will improve medication access for residents in Antigua's eastern communities ahead of the St. Philip's North by-election.
Minister Turner Champions Gender Equality on Behalf of Antigua and Barbuda at UN
Minister Turner represented Antigua and Barbuda at a United Nations meeting, reaffirming the nation's commitment to gender equality on the international stage.
Sound Operator Disputes Poor Audio Claims as PM Browne Backs Festival Equipment Upgrade
Stonewall Sounds operator Whitney Williams has disputed claims that Antigua and Barbuda's festival sound infrastructure is inadequate, while stopping short of opposing the government's plan to purchase new audio equipment. Prime Minister Gaston Browne defended the proposed upgrade during a public exchange with Williams, as reported by Antigua News Room.
Social Transformation Minister Holds Bilateral Talks with Senior Chinese Official at UN
Antigua and Barbuda's Minister of Social Transformation met with a senior Chinese official on the sidelines of the UN's Commission on the Status of Women meeting, according to Antigua.news. The bilateral discussions represent a diplomatic engagement between the two nations on the margins of the high-level international gathering.
Antigua and Barbuda Sends Five-Member Delegation to UN Talks on Gender Equality
Antigua and Barbuda has sent a five-member delegation to New York to take part in United Nations discussions on women's empowerment and gender equality. The talks represent a key international forum for the nation to engage on gender policy at the global level.
PM Browne Calls for Commonwealth to Unite as Alliance of Middle Powers
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has proposed that the Commonwealth transform itself into a unified alliance of middle powers, seeking a stronger collective voice on the world stage.
Antigua and Barbuda, Bangladesh Forge Closer Ties at Commonwealth Meeting
Antigua and Barbuda and Bangladesh have moved to strengthen bilateral cooperation following discussions held at a Commonwealth meeting, signalling growing diplomatic ties between the two nations.
ABEC Launches Worker Training Ahead of St. Philip North By-Election
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has commenced training for election workers as preparations get underway for the St. Philip North by-election. The training is designed to prepare polling staff and personnel for their duties on election day.
MP Fulfils Promise to Clear Overgrown Vegetation in Grays Hill Amid Safety Concerns
Education Minister and St. John's City South MP Daryll Matthew has fulfilled a promise to clear overgrown bushes in Grays Hill after residents raised concerns the vegetation could serve as cover for criminal activity.
ABEC Begins Training Election Workers Ahead of St. Philip North By-Election
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has begun training election workers at the Glanvilles Community Centre in preparation for the St. Philip North by-election set for March 16, 2026. Returning Officer Ms. Avonella Benjamin is facilitating the sessions.
Randy Baltimore Launches Final Campaign Push Ahead of St. Philip's North By-Election
Candidate Randy Baltimore's campaign has announced a week of voter engagement activities — including town halls, community meetings, and a motorcade — ahead of the March 16 by-election in St. Philip's North.
Liquor Sales Banned During St. Philip North By-Election Polling Hours
Alcohol sales will be banned during polling hours for the St. Philip North by-election, as authorities enforce standard electoral restrictions to ensure a peaceful voting process.
UPP Candidate Browne Urges St. Philip's North Voters to Prepare for March 16 By-Election
UPP candidate Alex Browne is urging St. Philip's North residents to confirm their voter identification cards are ready ahead of the March 16 by-election. Browne made the appeal during an interview on Observer Radio.
Employers Must Grant Four Hours Off for St. Philip North By-Election Voting
Employers in Antigua are legally required to grant workers four hours of time off to vote in the upcoming St. Philip North by-election, as reported by Antigua.news. The provision is designed to ensure all eligible constituents can participate in the electoral process.
Electoral Commission: Employers Must Grant Four Hours Off for St. Philip North By-Election
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has reminded employers that they are legally required to give workers up to four hours off to vote in the upcoming St. Philip North by-election. The obligation is enshrined in Section 34(1) of the Representation of the People (Amendment) Act, 2001.