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Parents upset with “late” announcement of school meals suspension
The sudden suspension of the national school meals programme for today has angered some parents.
By way of an announcement on radio, the ministry of...
UPDATE: Politician’s party says it wasn’t so
Two men claiming to be present with a well-known politician at El Porto restaurant last night have given their version of events.
The men told...
Flow says tests show its number one in Antigua & Barbuda, region
Telecommunications service provider Flow, is claiming to have the best quality network and service levels in Antigua & Barbuda.
Flow announced today that its performance...
Growth in tourism to slow this year
The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority (ABTA) has announced that growth in the industry will slow this year as it reviews the country’s marketing...
Five-day lobster reprieve for Barbuda
The cabinet has reportedly agreed lift the country’s annual lobster ban so patrons of the Barbuda carnival Caribana can enjoy the delicacy.
Fisheries Minister and...
LIAT says no public war of words with pilots
The Management of LIAT moments ago responded to a ten-day ultimatum given by the Leeward Islands Airline Pilot Association (LIALPA), by saying “it will...
St Lucia takes another swipe at LIAT
St Lucia is keeping up the rhetorical pressure on the struggling regional carrier LIAT, with the man overseeing the tourism ministry joining Prime Minister...
Church distributes free “holy oil” to heal nation
The Universal Church located on Redcliffe Street says it will be distributing Olive Oil direct from Israel, for people who want to an “urgent...
Antiguans on sweet mission in Canada
Prince Edward Island, off the coast of Nova Scotia Canada, is the destination of Shem Wilson and Jerome Henry, the two TFPC-CaFAN members who...
Antigua Village makes another donation to Care Project
The ceremony was short and sweet but the gifts presented by
Antigua Village and its Homeowners Association to the Care Project will last for a...
Pilots give LIAT ultimatum
The association representing LIAT pilots says its relationship with the airline is at an “all time low” and has given the company a deadline...
Body found in Clare Hall identified
Police say an autopsy will be done to determine how an elderly man died after his body was pulled out of a gutter in Clare Hall...
Culture minister blasts soca and calypso artiste as a shame
Culture Minister Paul Chet Greene has thrashed the nation’s calypso and soca artiste calling them a “shame” and no good.
Addressing a music workshop at...