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Students complete Gender Affairs work skills programme
On Thursday afternoon twenty-three (23) students
graduated from the Directorate of Gender Affairs Work & Life Skills Programme.
The programme, which ran from September 11 to...
DNA tests to discover our African roots
(By Edith Oladele)
When Alex Haley researched and found his African Slave ancestor, he did so by using the name Kunta KInte which was all...
PM forecasts major economic growth for 2018
Prime Minister Gaston Browne is anticipating a labour shortage next year as a result of his ambitious goal to grow the economy by at...
Three charged in murder of Campbell Jackson
Police have charged three men - Alexis Mussington, Arthur James and Kennecha Marcel - with the six month old murder of Campbell Jackson.
Jackson, 66,...
Rasta school teachers to be paid by government
The government has said that it will subsidise the cost associated with assigning new teachers to the Nyabinghi Theocracy School.
Government Chief of Staff, Lionel...
Sunshine Hub car park to be put to use
The ill-fated Sunshine Hub car park on Independence Avenue, which has stood incomplete for nearly a decade, will soon be put to use.
Cabinet has...
Two Antiguans nominated for Caribbean Adventure Ambassador
Two of Antigua and Barbuda’s guides have been handpicked for the Caribbean Tourism Organisation shortlist of the best Caribbean guides, who each display a spirit...
Marijuana Bill to go to Parliament before Christmas
A bill which will allow residents to possess and use small quantities of marijuana will go before parliament on December 12th, 2017, for the...
Disability Issues Grab Attention of Halo
The Halo Foundation recently donated EC$25,000 to Sailability, a program operating out of the National Sailing Academy facility and dealing specifically with the disabled...
Anthony Stuart: sewage problem will affect cruise tourism
Former executive director of the St John’s Development Corporation Anthony Stuart said the recent relocation of vendors from the Vendors Mall at Heritage Quay...
Sandals dispute having negative effect
The public falling-out between the country’s prime minister and Sandals has in some way impacted on the resort.
Adam Stewart, chief executive officer (CEO) said,...
VIDEO – Vere Cornelius: the time is ripe
Wheels Supermarket on Wireless Road may just have to find another store manger in the very near future as its present manager, Vincent “Vere”...
Report: Hundreds of millions needed to rebuild Barbuda housing
It has been estimated that it will take over $214 million to rebuild the housing stock on Barbuda.
In a 76-page report compiled by the...