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GUEST COLUMN: Gun Crimes – A Professional Perspective Pt 2
(Rawlston Pompey)
Gun violence has been a major global problem. In the minds of law-abiding people, many have become apprehensive. While some nations have been...
Drugs enter Montserrat via Antigua
Update: An earlier version of this article described the smuggled drug as cocaine. Sources have since revealed that the drug was in fact marijuana.
Montserrat police...
Car crash victim in serious condition
Culvert Charles, a longshore man at the Deep Water Harbour, is said to be in serious condition at the hospital, after a three vehicle...
Red Cross and Governor General visit Barbuda
(Press Release)
The Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross along with Regional Director of the International Federation of The Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) in...
Grenada media association sends condolences
(Kern S Jules Mason - MWAG President )
The Executive and Members of the Media Workers Association of Grenada (MWAG) are saddened on the news...
Former Observer radio employee drowns in Barbados
A former Observer media technician has drowned in Barbados in the act of saving his wife's life.
Reports are that 45 year old Grenadian Rollin...
Anette Mark goes home, heads investment agency
Former Chief Immigration Officer Anette Mark has returned to her homeland of St. Vincent and the Grenadines in a new role as Executive Director...
Gov’t asks World Bank for reconstruction loan
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Gaston Browne announced that he has agreed to borrow US$40 million from the World Bank for reconstruction in...
UPDATE: Jamaica’s most wanted deported
UPDATE:
Jermaine Gordon, the Jamaican man considered among the top 10 most wanted people there, has departed Antigua for his homeland.
After arriving undocumented in Antigua...
Hundreds more students join Antigua classrooms
The public school system in Antigua is facing the challenges of accommodating 600 new students from Barbuda and Dominica combined, following the passage of...
UPP dismisses pollster election prediction
The United Progressive Party (UPP) is confident of its chances at the polls come the next general election, and has scoffed at claims by...
Dominicans turn to the earth for subsistence
By Brenton Henry
Gwyneth Laudat, 67, left her job as a farmer nearly two decades ago and like many women at the time found a job as...
Browne reproaches developed countries over financing
(RELEASE)
Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne electrified a gathering of representatives of international agencies and governments in Washington DC on Saturday by reproaching developed states...