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BREAKING: Airport CEO Resigns

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Stanley Smith has resigned as airport CEO. The Jamaican-native was suspended this week for an unknown reason. His resignation/suspension has sparked protest among staff. Smith has been...

Airport CEO Suspended- Reports

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Media reports indicate that Antigua Barbuda Airport Authority CEO Stanley Smith has been suspended. We reached out to Smith who did not respond to our...

UWI and Antigua In Campus Talks

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The Minister of Education Michael Browne says he had "successful" meetings with the University of the West Indies towards establishing the fourth landed campus...

Plastic Clean Up Ahead Of Anti-plastic Concert

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The Cabinet says it was updated on the plans for the Global Anti-Plastics Concert, scheduled for June 1, 2019. Machel Montano and Ashanti are expected...

Global Ports Partnership To See On-shore Entertainment Centre

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The government says Global Ports Holding Antigua has confirmed that it has entered into a partnership with one of the major cruise lines. The principals...

Youth Shine At Antigua Sailing Week

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Young sailors from Antigua and Barbuda, first time skipper, Joshua Daniels and Jules Mitchell walked away with top honours as Daniels was named the...

COMMENTARY -BELIZE: The people have spoken, politicians should respect them

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By Sir Ronald Sanders (The writer is Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to the United States and the Organisation of American States.  He is also a...

The Chinese agricultural experts work more closely with staff

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The Chinese Agricultural Team continues to work diligently with staff at the Green Castle Agricultural Station. Agricultural Officials noted that the various forms of technology...

Scores of Students to Benefit from Sick Bay at the Bendals Primary School Through...

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Junior Chamber International Antigua (JCI Antigua) has once more shown how community activism and volunteerism can lead to social development. Earlier this week, the...

COMMENTARY: LIAT is vital. Make it viable

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(BTE Editorial) Since 1956, Leeward Islands Air Transport, more commonly known now by its acronym, LIAT, has been as much a part of the Caribbean...

Specialist brought in to treat baby burnt at hospital

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The government brought in a specialist to treat a baby that was burned at Mount Saint John’s Medical Centre while receiving care.   Speaking at a...

A Promise Of Home Repair Loans For The Less Fortunate

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The government says it has agreed to establish a special fund that will allow homeowners earning very limited incomes to borrow a maximum of...