The Sunday Spectator

September 7, 2025 - China’s 80th World War Victory Commemorations in Beijing and the subsequent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin were more than mere diplomatic displays. They blended spectacle…

September 4 - 2025Low participation shadows Holness’s historic win Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) have made history with a third straight general election victory, taking 34 of 63…

September 2, 2025 - When Jamaicans head to the polls on September 3, 2025, they will do so in one of the most finely balanced elections in recent history. Depending on which…

A Pillar of National Security The Social Security Scheme is one of Antigua and Barbuda’s most critical national institutions. Its long-term survival is beyond mere policy; it is a matter…

As a Caribbean woman, for as long as I have heard about CARIFESTA, it has always felt like the ultimate cultural homecoming for the Caribbean spirit. I imagine every drumbeat,…

For too many men, the conversation about prostate health starts far too late, often when the disease has already taken hold. The Lions Club of Antigua hopes to change that.…

In 2025, Sechuns The Band didn’t just take to the road — they took the road, Band of the Year. Calbert Francis - Band Leader, Sechuns -The Band For Calvert Francis, the man…

August 3, 2025 - In the vibrant world of Antigua’s Carnival, few events command as much attention as the Party Monarch Competition. For nearly 30 years, this Soca showdown has…

Presentation by Reverend Dr Joseph Nicholas taken from his thesis during the Emancipation Day Remembrance after the 6:00 am Emancipation Prayer Service at the Greenbay Moravian Church, Friday 1 August…

The Turning Point The Breakfast Fete reached a turning point in 2008 when the founding fathers and mothers acknowledged that the event had outgrown its original intent. It had simply…