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ABS Staff Strike Again After Letter From P.S
ABS workers are on strike after being told that they will not be paid for the period in which they protested last year.
The workers...
New primary grade assessment framework for OECS school
Parents and students in the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) are being urged to get fully acquainted with the new primary grade assessment...
Gayle hundred in vain as England seal historic run chase
Chris Gayle’s 24th one-day hundred went in vain as West Indies paid dearly for a plethora of missed chances in the field, allowing England...
Officials say alleged robbery victim ‘mentally challenged’
The Minister of Health is reporting that the young man who claimed he was robbed, and hit in the back of the head with...
Eight Dengue Cases Confirmed
Eight cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in Antigua during 2019, officials have revealed.
A number of unconfirmed cases have already been reported but...
Warner wants to provide special service for disabled tourists
The government says it has received further information on a proposal from advocate Bernard Warner to develop a special service for disabled and...
Rubis Agrees To Withdraw Legal Action Against Gas Stations – Gov’t
Rubis has reportedly said that it will partner with the state-owned West Indies Oil Company as well as end its lawsuits against its retail...
Customs Doing It’s Own Investigation As Officer Is Charged
(PRESS RELEASE)
The Antigua and Barbuda Customs and Excise Division is fully aware of the arrest of one of its officers on Monday February...
Government Defends Deal with Global Ports
Prime Minister, Gaston Browne said no jobs will be lost at the St. John’s Development Corporation (SJDC) as the government defends deal with Global...
Staff and Residents of Fiennes Institute satisfied with temporary move to Nurses Hostel
The residents of the Fiennes Institute are now in the first of two temporary locations until the government can “completely rebuild” their home.
The residents...
Family Hoping Second Autopsy will prove Shawn Warner Died of Electric Shock
The family of Shawn Warner is hoping a second autopsy will prove their suspicions that their loved one died of electric shock.
A previous postmortem...
Swimming captures two prestigious National Sports Awards
Two member of the Antigua and Barbuda swimming fraternity were recognized for their dedication to the sport and high performance at the recently held...
ECCO concerned about collection of royalties
The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc is concerned that some 90 percent of the money it collects in royalties here goes to...