Wednesday, October 30, 2024

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DNA defends candidate photographed with a gun

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The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) today defended its St. Phillip’s South candidate, Karis Barton after images of him posing with a firearm appeared in...

DNA wants to know where PM’s wife’s charity gets its money

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The new opposition Democratic National Alliance (DNA) has put an Antigua Barbuda Labour Party candidate on notice that it intends to investigate her charity...

‘Baby J’ accused of stealing more than just rum

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Dalton “Baby J” Cornwall of Radio Range has been further charged by police on Saturday with Larceny and Malicious Damage. This time, he is accused...

Tiger Tyson makes history for Antigua after qualifying for youth olympics

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Island Academy student Tiger Tyson has made history by becoming the first Antiguan and Barbudan to qualify for Kite Surfing at the Youth Olympics. The...

Teco recovering after “problem” during kidney transplant

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St. John's Rural South Member of Parliament Eustace Teco Lake encountered "a problem" during his kidney transplant on Friday, Government's Chief of Staff Lionel...

Police seize illegal firearm in Gray’s Farm

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(STARTCOM Release) Another illegal weapon has been removed from the streets. Law enforcers say it was seized during an operation on Christian Street in Grays Farm...

Two dozen police search UPP candidate’s business and office

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(Press Release) While crime in Antigua and Barbuda continues to spiral out of control, late last night, 26 armed police in 8 cars were dispatched...

‘Ugly’ surrenders to the police

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(STRATCOM Release) Adrian "Ugly" Shand of Cooks Hill, who was wanted by police is now in custody. Shand surrendered to the Criminal Investigations Department around 3:30 pm on Saturday. He was...

Antigua aims to become exporter of lawyers

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Antiguan government officials say they are negotiating for a law school to form part of the fourth campus of the University of the West...

Government says no sympathy for criminals

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The state will continue to pursue a zero-tolerance policy for criminal activities, Governor General Sir Rodney Williams has said. Despite a high of 20 homicides...

‘Nothing sinister about it’: MP defends donation to unregistered charity

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Member of Parliament for Barbuda Arthur Nibbs has defended a donation of building materials he received from the American University of Antigua in the...

No major setbacks anticipated for new NODS building

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Contractors working on the new headquarters for the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS) do not anticipate any major setbacks with the project. The work...

Mary E. Pigott Primary School Wins Literacy Award for Antigua

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(Release) Celebrate! Recognizing a steady four-year development that has resulted in a first-class lending library, the Mary E. Pigott Primary School has been awarded the...