The Sunday Spectator

May 5th looms large in Antigua and Barbuda; it carries rhythm in its bones, steel in its spine, and calypso in its tongue. Today, May 5th, 2026, we mark two towering…

There are days when economics arrives dressed in charts and forecasts. And then there are days like this, when it can show up on a shelf between baby lotion and…

by Petra WIlliamsThe Wildey Gymnasium in Barbados became a proving ground for Antigua and Barbuda’s rising gymnastics talent, as the Antigua Elite Gymnastics Academy delivered a composed and competitive showing…

Over the weekend, the world was a little brighter. Socks didn’t match. Colours clashed on purpose. Conversations, in some places, opened a little wider than usual. “Rock Your Socks” for…

There are moments when a story does not arrive loudly. It does not announce itself with spectacle or urgency. Instead, it settles quietly, like a familiar hymn or a verse…

The by-election in St. Philip’s North might seem like a routine democratic process at first glance. It was caused by the resignation of Sir Robin Yearwood, ending one of the…

  ABCAS Team: Emya Geness and  Ruez Titre.  Credit: ABCAS March 15, 2026 - Defending champions Antigua and Barbuda have secured their spot in the final of the 54th Leeward Islands Debating Competition…

March 13, 2026 - Antigua and Barbuda’s debating team has begun its campaign to defend the regional crown at the 54th Leeward Islands Debating Competition (LIDC) currently underway in Nevis, St. Kitts and…

From powerful performances to industry recognition, the second National Music Awards highlighted the depth, legacy, and evolving future of Antigua and Barbuda’s music. The night unfolded as a rich celebration…

March 10, 2026 - As China’s annual Two Sessions continue in Beijing, foreign policy signals emerging from the meetings are drawing attention across the Global South, including the Caribbean. Speaking…