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WATCH: The Chief Medical Officer speak on the red eye outbreak
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rhonda Sealy-Thomas answers some of the burning questions about conjunctivitis or red eye outbreak in Antigua and Barbuda.
Just how serious is...
De Brito re-elected as hotels association head
Alex de Brito has been re-elected Chairman of the Antigua Hotel and Tourist Association (AHTA).
He was first elected in 2015 but the members of...
Removal of expired goods routine says Chief Health Inspector
Chief Health Inspector Lionel Michael has said the removal of expired food from supermarkets is a routine practice.
He spoke to our reporter after inspectors...
Antigua records decline in visitors from all major source markets
Tourism numbers for the first half of 2017 are revealing more bad news for stay-over visitor arrivals from the US, UK, Canada and the...
Police Issue Warning to Criminal Groups
The Police Administration is sending a very strong warning to “Criminal Groups” within the country that seems to be at rival with each other,...
Calypso semifinals list gets longer, two added as alternates
PRESS RELEASE
The Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission has released the list of Semi-Finalists for the 2017 Calypso Competition.
The List comprises nineteen calypsonians from the...
UPDATE: truck turns over while going up hill
A man in his fifties was hospitalised after his truck turned over on a hill in Johnson's Point.tis badly injured after his truck flipped in...
UPDATE: worker falls 12 feet on construction site
A construction worker has fallen 12ft but miraculously managed to escape major external injuries.
The young man was working on constructing a new section of...
Airport CEO says he’s fit for the job
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Antigua & Barbuda Airport Authority Stanley Smith has told the tourism minister that he is qualified and competent...
New law will make it easier for banks to know who you owe
Health Minister Molwyn Joseph has raised the alarm over a new piece of law which gives a Credit Bureau the power to share the...
St. John’s Credit Union evacuated after electrical problem
The St. John's Cooperative Credit Union has confirmed that an "electrical problem" forced the early closure of the business today.
Customers reported that there was...
ABS says no ban on “Nastiness”
Two media houses aligned to the ruling Antigua Barbuda Labour Party have taken different approaches to Queen Ivena's controversial calypso, Nastiness.
The Antigua Barbuda Broadcasting...
Murder accused remanded to prison
Murder accused, Prince Charming Graham was remanded to Her Majesty’s Prison this morning when he made his first appearance in court.
On Friday, Police charged...