St. Paul’s News
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The latest reporting, commentary and community news, ordered by publication date.
PM Browne Renews Call for Reparations, Says Emancipation Must Mean More Than Freedom
Prime Minister Gaston Browne renews Antigua and Barbuda’s call for reparations, arguing that true emancipation must extend beyond political freedom to economic justice, equity and meaningful opportunity.
The Benefits of Acupuncture in Transformative Wellness
Dr. A. Jerry Simon explores the benefits of acupuncture as a complementary wellness therapy, drawing on 15 years of experience using it to support patients with pain, stress, sleep disorders and other health concerns.
Nicaragua’s Abandoned Ballot: What the OAS Can and Cannot Do
Sir Ronald Sanders examines Nicaragua’s abandonment of meaningful elections and what the Organization of American States can legally do to defend democracy, human rights and accountability while remaining firmly grounded in international law.
A Cultural Renaissance Demanded: Planning Antigua’s Carnival 70 in 2027
As Antigua’s Carnival approaches its historic 70th anniversary in 2027, a call is being made for a cultural renaissance that places Benna, local creativity, freedom and Antiguan identity at the heart of the celebration.
Never Again: Antigua and Barbuda at 192 Years of Emancipation
As Antigua and Barbuda marks 192 years of Emancipation, Hon. E.P. Chet Greene reflects on the nation’s journey from slavery to sovereignty and the continuing struggle for economic freedom, resilience and true self-determination.
July Is Hyperpigmentation Awareness Month
July’s Hyperpigmentation Awareness Month highlights the causes of dark spots and the importance of prevention, sun protection, and proper care for melanin rich skin.
The Soup That Broke My Yabba
A. Jerry Simon explores Antiguan folklore, traditional yabba pottery and coal pot cooking through a colourful reflection on culture, superstition and ancestral heritage.
Antigua and Barbuda Marks 100-Day Countdown to Historic CHOGM 2026
Antigua and Barbuda has entered the final 100-day countdown to CHOGM 2026 as preparations intensify to welcome Commonwealth leaders from across the globe.
CARICOM Advances Digital TVET with New Online Learning Platform for Students
CARICOM is advancing digital vocational education with new online TVET courses designed to expand skills training and strengthen workforce development across the Caribbean.
Party Politics and the National Interest
Caribbean nations must place country above party to protect sovereignty, strengthen democracy and confront external pressures with unity of purpose.
Sun, Sand & Safety: Your Guide to a Perfect Antigua and Barbuda Beach Day
A practical guide to enjoying Antigua and Barbuda’s beaches safely, from sun protection and hydration to water, food and personal safety.
Antigua Carnival 2026 Officially Opens with Colourful T-Shirt Mas Parade
Antigua Carnival 2026 officially kicked off with the colourful T-Shirt Mas Parade, launching more than a week of music, culture and festivities under the theme “Feel the Rhythm.”