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ECSRC issues warning against fraudulent COVID-19 related scams circulating
The following is a warning notice from the Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulatory Commission (ECSRC), through the Financial Services Regulatory Commission – Nevis Branch, asking...
Former Funeral Home Staff Picket Straffie’s
About 20 former staff members of Straffie’s Funeral Home are picketing the company's offices.
They are joined by church members.
They gathered over a hour now...
50 Guyanese returned home Sunday from Antigua and Tortola
(GUYANA CHRONICLE)
“It feels good to be home. There really is no place like home,” were the words of Vaughn Trapp, a father of one...
Police continue to operate bar in St. John’s
A police bar in St. John’s continues to operate even though they have been told to close it down.
It’s also happening at a time...
PM Says Polling Not Primaries Will Determine ABLP Candidates
(Antigua News Room) Prime Minister Gaston Browne has given early indication that it is polling and not primaries that will determine which candidates are...
Roadblock foils driver’s attempt to evade police during high-speed chase
(Antigua News Room) The driver of a Toyota Vitz motor car crashed near a road construction site as he attempted to evade police over...
PM enters farming to lead from the front on food security
Prime Minister Gaston Browne is currently developing his own farm with the intention of leading the national effort from the front.
He also wants farmers...
Pointe FM Apologizes To Donna Chaia
Pointe FM issued the following apology today after an interaction with a radio caller and MP Asot Michael on The Browne and Browne Show...
Work starts today on Keeling Point Pier
Repair work will commence on Monday on the Keeling Point Pier in St. John’s, following its collapse a few days ago.
Cabinet a few months...
Antiguan students graduate from prestigious WPI with Distinction
Two Antiguan and Barbudan scholarship recipients, Tavorn George and Jeremiah Valero have graduated with distinction as young engineers from the prestigious Worcester Polytechnic Institute...
Antigua’s food import bill is $18 million yearly
Antigua and Barbuda is spending more than $18 million annually to import produce, something Prime Minister Gaston Browne says needs to change.
“What the government...
The UWI Five Islands Campus Courses to Go Online
In March 2020, following the Government of Antigua and Barbuda mandated shutdown, The UWI, and the Five Islands Campus suspended face-to-face teaching and initiated...
Asot Michael says he has no plans to jump ship
If long-standing Member of Parliament for St. Peter Asot Michael is to be believed, he has no immediate plans to leave the Antigua and...