St. Paul’s News
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Bellingham Magic Leads Real Madrid to Victory as Mourinho Enjoys Winning Return
By St. Paul’s News Team Jude Bellingham produced a moment of individual brilliance as Real Madrid cruised to a 4-0 victory over Malaga on Sunday, giving returning manager Jose Mourinho a perfect start with three…
Every Citizen Should Visit The Landfill
Good Humans 268 Inc. is calling for a new approach to waste education in Antigua and Barbuda, encouraging citizens, students and businesses to visit the landfill, understand where their waste goes, and recognize how everyday…
Why Are My Under Eyes So Dark?
Dark under eyes aren’t always caused by lack of sleep. From pigmentation and genetics to allergies, sun exposure and hollowing, understanding the cause is the first step to choosing the right approach.
Jamaica Fuel Prices Rise as Petrol and Butane Costs Increase
Jamaican consumers are facing higher petrol, propane and butane prices as global fuel uncertainty adds further pressure to household and transportation costs.
U.S. Trade Demands Raise Stakes in Canada Negotiations
Canada-U.S. trade negotiations are drawing attention as reported American demands target key sectors including energy, agriculture, technology, defense and critical minerals, raising broader questions about trade, sovereignty and economic stability.
Health Ready for the New School Term
As students return to the classroom, Dr. A. Jerry Simon shares practical guidance for keeping children healthy, safe and emotionally well throughout the new school term.
Cooking Gas Prices to Stay Put as Government Shields Households From Increase
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda says cooking gas prices will remain under control, shielding households from another increase as families contend with rising living costs and global economic pressures.
More Than Money: The Link Between Financial Stress and Mental Health
Financial stress affects more than our wallets. Garfield Joseph explores the powerful connection between financial health and mental well-being, and the support, education and practical steps that can help build greater resilience.
Haiti after Kenscoff: Pledges and promises do not stop the killing
The deadly attack on Kenscoff exposes the widening gap between international promises and action in Haiti. Sir Ronald Sanders argues that protecting Haitian communities now requires measurable commitments, stronger security forces and functioning institutions, not…
Education: Are We Preparing Young People for the Future?
Kamalie Mannix calls for a national conversation on school conditions, student performance, CSEC reform and whether the education system is truly preparing young people for the future.
U.S.-Canada Trade War: A Warning To The Caribbean
The escalating U.S.-Canada trade dispute carries serious implications for the Caribbean, highlighting the region’s vulnerability to global economic shocks and the urgent need to strengthen food security, regional trade and economic resilience.
Government Welcomes Commonwealth Judges’ Association Response on Judiciary Dispute
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has welcomed a constructive response from the Commonwealth Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association, signalling continued dialogue and cooperation amid concerns surrounding judicial independence, public safety and the administration of justice.