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Former House Speaker says suspension procedures were botched
Former House Speaker says Court decision was expected, but the fact remains that suspension procedures were botched*
Former House Speaker Dame D.Gisele Isaac says the...
Regional Collaboration Urged by PM Browne to Address Intra-Caribbean Travel Woes
Advocating for unity among regional leaders amidst the challenges of intra-regional travel, Prime Minister Gaston Browne underscores the necessity for at least two carriers...
Royalton Chic resort to open in Antigua
Travel Weekly - Blue Diamond Resorts plans to open an adults-only all-inclusive along Antigua's northwest coast next April.
The resort is the former Halcyon Cove...
Urgent Call for Hurricane Readiness in Antigua and Barbuda
Anticipating the climax of the 2023 Hurricane Season, residents are advised to bolster readiness and secure their safety as climate events intensify.
Sherrod James, Director...
CSEC, CAPE results can be accessed at 6pm today
Kaieteur News – The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has announced that the results of this year’s May /June 2023 CXC® regional examinations for the...
MBS Encourages Wellness Checks
The Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) encourages its members to schedule and attend regular wellness appointments with their physicians. This will ensure efficient chronic disease...
Barbuda airport runway to be extended by more than 1000 feet
CABINET NOTES: The Cabinet decided—based on certain information regarding the attractiveness of Barbuda to very wealthy homeowners—to expand the runway in Barbuda by more...
Pharmaceutical Factory in Antigua to Lower Drug Costs in OECS, under consideration
CABINET NOTES:
The Cabinet was advised by the Minister of Trade that a pharmaceutical firm has indicated an interest in establishing a factory in Antigua...
JAMAICA: Male Rasta students no longer required to wear tams to school
Jamaica Observer — Male Rastafarian students will no longer be required to wear tams to cover their dreadlocks while in school, said Education Minister...
Cabinet Approves Immediate Burials at Tomlinson’s Upon Completion of Fencing and Plans
CABINET NOTES: The Cabinet made a decision to commence burials at Tomlinson’s immediately after the demarcated land has been fenced and the plans for...
Anchorage Road Nears Completion, Cades Bay Bridge Follows
CABINET NOTES - The Cabinet invited the Director of Public Works, Deputy Director and Chairman of the DCA to report on several road projects...
Antigua’s growing monkey population sparks concerns
CABINET NOTES:
The Cabinet was informed that the monkey population in the east of Antigua is expanding and posing a problem for some farmers.
The Cabinet...
Antigua Collaborates with Trinidad Team for Cataract Removal
CABINET NOTES - The Cabinet invited a Medical Team from Trinidad, whose function has been to remove cataracts from the eyes of primarily elderly...