Antigua and Barbuda has fast-tracked its affordable housing programme, calling in private contractors to accelerate delivery at four development sites while pursuing a 100-million-dollar housing bond and removing work permit barriers for skilled construction workers from outside the Caribbean.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica were added to a new list of countries facing partial US visa restrictions…

ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Barbuda is expected to see more than US$400 million in resort investment in 2026, alongside government spending on…

ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s 2026 budget, presented on 4 December 2025, set out a housing programme of several…

A new Methodist church dedicated in Freemansville, Antigua, is the fourth chapel built on the same site by a congregation that traces its roots to enslaved women of the nearby North Sound Estate.

Antigua and Barbuda’s 2025 budget allocates 100 million Eastern Caribbean dollars to housing, including a 60-million-dollar Chinese grant for 150 climate-resilient homes, expanded home improvement financing, and the removal of work permit barriers for skilled construction workers.

Restoring St John’s Anglican Cathedral in Antigua grew into a EC$12 million job after termite damage forced replacement of its entire structural framing, with EC$8.5 million spent by 2017 and EC$3.5 million still needed.