Antigua and Barbuda

This year's lead coordinator of Arbour Month in Antigua and Barbuda - a senior environment officer in the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Environment - stressed how planting trees is critical to preventing further environmental destruction

The country has lost a major shipping service since Crowley will cease its service next month; this event could have a significant impact on the food supply

During the Good Morning JoJo Sports program, national women's golfer Sabienea Wilson dedicated words of encouragement to junior golfers, urging them to hang on and fight for their dream

On the occasion of today's International Mental Health Day also celebrated by the country, psychiatric nurse Cavell Morris Willis appeals for greater sensitivity in dealing with mental health issues and those who may show signs of mental illness

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

The Rotary Club of Antigua commemorated its 49th anniversary by launching several activities including a mental health and suicide prevention campaign

A workshop with participants from eight maritime-related organizations addressed the issue of enhancing security at the country's ports of entry

FAO and the Inter-American Institute for Agricultural Cooperation will work together on a training program for beekeepers in Barbuda

The government recently decided that all frontline workers must be vaccinated - this policy sparked a wave of protests that resulted in the national police shooting tear gas into the crowds of anti-vax protesters

Travelers with mixed doses of vaccines are now approved for entry into the country as per the National Covid-19 Vaccination Technical Working Group

The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority is stepping up its marketing efforts with the launch of the next phase of the 'Your Space In The Sun' campaign

The National Parks Authority is celebrating the fifth anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage status awarded to the Antigua Naval Dockyard and associated archaeological sites with an educational campaign featuring videos about the national park

Archaeologists may have new evidence for the formal identification of the 40m vessel - probably a French merchant ship - hidden for over 200 year in the mud of the Antigua Naval Dockyard at a depth of 2,5 meters