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CHOGM 2026: An Opportunity for Young Antiguans and Barbudans
By Kamalie Mannix September 27 2026 | Opinion | CHOGM In just a few weeks, Antigua and Barbuda will find itself at the centre of an important international gathering as we host the 2026 Commonwealth…
What Does CHOGM Mean to the Everyday Citizen?
Good Humans 268 Inc. examines what CHOGM can mean for everyday Antiguans and Barbudans, from business and employment opportunities to youth engagement, infrastructure and civic participation, arguing that the summit’s true legacy will be measured…
Antigua and Barbuda Dental Association Wins International Award at FDI World Dental Congress
The Antigua and Barbuda Dental Association has earned international recognition at the FDI World Dental Congress for its Young Dentists initiative, highlighting the country’s growing role in global dentistry and its commitment to developing the…
St. Paul’s Health Month 2026: Know Your Numbers, Own Your Health
St. Paul’s Health Month calls residents to move, check their blood pressure, swap sugary drinks for water, and book a health visit. The October 3 walk begins at 5:30 a.m. in Liberta.
INSIDE THE SPECTRUM
For autistic young adults, graduation can mark the end of a familiar timetable but not the end of possibility. This story explores how families can help build purposeful next steps through learning, community, work, independence…
Conscious Living, Community Thriving. Cultivating a Conscious Community
Good Humans 268 Inc. is challenging Antigua and Barbuda to rethink waste as a resource, using discarded bottle caps to create 55 Commonwealth flags while promoting recycling, volunteerism, disability inclusion and new economic opportunities.
To Shoot Hard Labour
Ronald Silencieux’s To Shoot Hard Labour captures the resilience, movement and rural heritage of Antigua through a vibrant depiction of a hardworking man and his donkey in John Hughes, preserving a fading but meaningful part…
The Most Important Job: Why There Needs to Be Training for Parenting
Dr. A. Jerry Simon argues that parenting should be treated as a skill that can be taught, with training helping families improve communication, manage conflict, recognize mental health concerns and build stronger, more resilient homes…
E.P. Chet Greene Calls for Community Action After Liberta Robbery and Shooting
E.P. Chet Greene is urging residents of St. Paul’s to strengthen community vigilance and cooperation following a robbery and shooting in Liberta, calling for sustained police patrols, improved security measures and collective action to protect…
Building Change One Choice at a Time
At Good Humans 268 Inc., we believe changing a country begins with changing communities, and changing communities begins with changing habits. That is why we are taking this conversation to schools, young people, businesses and…
WTP Media Network Extends Softball Cricket Sponsorship
By St. Paul’s News Team September 13 2026 | Sports The WTP Media Network has reaffirmed its commitment to softball cricket, pledging another year of sponsorship support for the National Softball Cricket Association (NSCA) as…
Young, Educated and Employed — But Still Struggling to Keep Up
All four of us are formally educated. Between us, we have Associate and Bachelor’s degrees. All four of us are employed. Yet, when we discussed what is causing the greatest financial stress in our lives,…