Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Government Advances EC$100 Million Road Programme
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Government Advances EC$100 Million Road Programme

Government Advances EC$100 Million Road Programme

24 July 2026 - 09:35

Government Advances EC$100 Million Road Programme

24 July 2026 - 09:35

Road works ongoing in Follies a few months ago

Cabinet has received an update on the Government’s ambitious road rehabilitation programme, which is being financed through an EC$100 million bond and a US$33 million Caribbean Development Bank loan.

The Financial Secretary and senior officials from the Ministry of Works told Cabinet that financing arrangements are progressing as planned and that disbursement of the CDB loan is expected within days once final contractual requirements are completed.

Cabinet said the investments are expected to significantly accelerate road rehabilitation across Antigua and Barbuda.

Particular attention was given to road works in Barbuda, where construction of the Two Mile Road linking the airport to River Dock is expected to begin shortly and be completed within eight weeks.

An independent project monitor has been appointed to oversee the work, while a contractor with an established presence in both Antigua and Barbuda has been selected to execute the project.

Several additional roads in Barbuda have also been identified for rehabilitation.

Minister Maria Browne said the investments represent one of the country’s largest road infrastructure programmes in recent years and will improve connectivity, resilience and national development.

Cabinet said the public will continue to receive updates as additional road projects are rolled out nationwide.

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3 Comments

  1. I gettin my license soon, the road them better last, unlike a few years ago when it was supposed to, n lil rain start mashup the ting

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  2. I can say that especially All Siants….big thanks to the government. But there is the road on Queen Elezabeth Highway. So because the lady died the roads wanna kill us too? Please fix that

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  3. Better roads will improve travel and benefit communities across the country.

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