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Dogs and Cats of Antigua’s New Cattery Makes Boarding a Breeze
The support offered by Dogs and Cats of Antigua to rescue stray animals has been enhanced with the building of a brand new cattery by the...
Investigations continue after boat struck by lightning, destroyed by fire
Officials are still conducting investigations after a boat was struck by lightning and destroyed fire at sea.
An American family of four escaped serious injuries.
The...
Yachting Stakeholders Discuss The Newly Approved Yachting Entry And Clearance Protocol Guidelines
Officials directly and indirectly involved in the operations of the Yachting sector in Antigua and Barbuda met yesterday (Tues) to mull over protocols set...
Prime Minister Browne makes appeal for greater engagement with private sector in addressing the...
Prime Minister the Hon. Gaston Browne, today during a UN Sustainable Development Goals Business Forum on the impact of COVID-19 on local economies and opportunities...
One New Case Of Covid-19, Two Active Cases
The most recent reports received by the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment from the Mount St. John’s Medical Centre (MSJMC) and the...
Citizenship by Investment Unit pays $3,207.60 to accommodate and feed Mike Tyson
The Citizenship by Investment Unit has published a report detailing how funds raised by the programme are being spent.
The report shows that $9,948.34 was...
Passenger arrivals in August 2020 down 73% and occupancies at just 9.90% based on...
The “Destination Performance/Occupancy and Airlift” report just released by the Antigua Barbuda Hotels & Tourism Association (ABHTA) assesses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic...
Work on major highways nearing end, with motorists and residents asked to observe closures
This week, as work nears completion on two of the country’s major highways, marking of the Friars Hill Road will continue and work will...
Caricom Travel Bubble now in operation
The Caribbean Community (Caricom) has begun operating a regional 'travel bubble' as part of efforts to resuscitate the travel and tourism sectors, which have...
New safety protocols adopted as cruise sector prepares for relaunch
Cruise Lines International Association has confirmed it will adopt a new set of health protocols as part of a phased-in, highly controlled resumption of...
Only a spoon saved in Glanvilles house fire
The Glanvilles resident whose home went up in flames on Monday said she lost almost all she owned in the blaze.
“I lost it all....
Prime Minister Gaston Browne among World Leaders adopting Declaration Promising Safer, More Resilient World...
Prime Minister the Hon. Gaston Browne was among world leaders of the General Assembly of the United Nations who gathered in a virtual format...
Residents will suffer through 5 days of ‘necessary’ power cuts across the island
A number of communities across Antigua will be without electricity for several hours per day during this week.
The cuts, which commenced Monday, will continue...