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    The Lord Nelson Trophy for the 50th edition of Antigua Sailing Week has gone to Sergio Sagramoso's Puerto Rican Melges 32, Lazy Dog. Sergio Sagramoso...

By Brenton Henry Despite the pleas and efforts over the years to curtail illegal dumping, for Antigua & Barbuda, the problem doesn’t seem to be...

Queens Counsel Sir Gerald Watt says the governor general, on his own, cannot call a commission of inquiry into the so called Odebrecht scandal. “In...

Only fines were imposed when four men were convicted on marijuana related offences in the St. John’s Magistrates Court yesterday. But the men who were...

  There are more calls for sex education to be taught in school as the ministry of education probes a so called sex in class...

The Ministry of Works has paid tribute to 16 former employees who served a combined 416 years working at the government department. "You guys...

United Progressive Party leader Harold Lovell on Friday said that the former United Nations President, the late John Ashe, lied when he spoke of...

This car is badly damaged but the driver escaped major injuries after running off the All Saints main road. The driver lost control and slammed...

The passenger is a car which crashed on Factory Road on Saturday has been placed in an induced coma as health authorities do all...

The Antigua & Barbuda Workers Union joined forces with the main opposition United Progressive Party, by promising to reclaim Antigua and Barbuda for the...

The Antigua & Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) and the Antigua Trades & Labour Union marked the 66th anniversary of Labour Day celebrations here, by...

The Nut Grove man, who is alleged to have robbed the owner of a travel agency on April 7th, has now been charged by...

BANKS UNDER FIFA PROBE Caribbean football was facing further strife on Friday after the sport’s world governing body, FIFA, announced that its ethics committee had...