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Senior officials in the Ministry of Health & the Environment convened an emergency meeting last Saturday to plan a comprehensive Post-Irma Barbuda Disaster Response...

An opposition senator is suggesting that tourism officials consider making certain parts of St John’s a duty-free zone. Chester Hughes is asking the government to...

The Consulate General of Antigua and Barbuda, Miami, Florida, is advising all concerned for the well-being of the people and island of Barbuda that...

Prime Minister Gaston Browne will, this weekend, journey to the United Nations General Assembly. He will use the opportunity to seek assistance for Barbuda. Browne...

Government has purchased two new generators for Barbuda as officials seek to restore power to the island. Chief of Staff Lionel “Max” Hurst said in...

Hurricane Irma will have a negative impact on LIAT of EC$6 million through to the end of the year, Chief Executive Officer Julie Reifer-Jones...

Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organisation of American States (OAS), Sir Ronald Sanders, this morning met the Inter-American Emergency...

A new operational hub for distributing emergency aid to victims of Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean has been established here, the World Food Programme...

Barbudans who are agitating and anxious to return to their homes are being cautioned not to do so without first seeking the relevant permission. The...

After the devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma on Barbuda last Tuesday, a country assessment conducted by the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS) has...

Government is making preparations to have the District ‘C’ Court sit in Antigua. That court convenes every quarter on the sister island to deal with...

Barbudans will be relocated from the temporary shelters soon, the government has announced. Health and Environment Minister Molwyn Joseph said this will be done within...