Education Minister Daryll Matthew has publicly apologised for recent comments he made in Parliament regarding the alleged controversial vaccination methods of teachers at Baptist Academy

A support group for Alzheimer's disease patients caregivers has just been established in Antigua and Barbuda; about 28 people attended the first session via Zoom

The government avoided another day of protests by nurses after reaching an agreement with them on who will be allowed to sit on the Midwifery Board, approving the inclusion of the Principal Nursing Officer in the council

Nominations are now open for the country's first customer service awards, the WOW Factor Awards, to recognise outstanding customer service across a wide range of sectors, including education, sports, tourism, marketing, finance, IT, media and energy

Women and youth, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and other underserved groups in Antigua and Barbuda and Saint Lucia are set to benefit from a joint programme of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Fund