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16-year-old Tahjaron Davis puts on a stunning individual display as his team advances to the ABBA Division 2 semi-finals with a dramatic 91-88 overtime victory.
In a landmark moment for Caribbean diplomacy, Antigua and Barbuda opens its first embassy in the United Arab Emirates, deepening ties with the Gulf region.
The IMF says Antigua and Barbuda's outlook is still vulnerable to fuel, shipping and demand disruptions even after a year of growth and easing inflation.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda is still pursuing climate finance talks and wants grant funding, not heavier post-disaster borrowing.
Health authorities have expanded screening at the country's ports of entry as the new Air Peace service starts and officials watch Ebola, malaria and hantavirus developments abroad.
Officials say first-quarter stayover arrivals rose 7% to 110,832, while cruise projections and new routes point to another strong tourism year.