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Indian Diplomat Keeping In Touch With Choksi Extradition Request
Indian envoy V Mahalingam met the prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne, to discuss the issues of extradition of Mehul Choksi, who...
New Law Will Make Harvesting Of Cannabis Legal For Religion, Medicine
Antigua's newly drafted cannabis law will make lawful the cultivation, harvesting, transportation, and processing of cannabis into medicines, drafters from the ministry of legal...
‘Boot Camp’ Coming For Delinquent Males
The government says a National Youth Corps is to be established for the purpose of directing young males away from destructive anti-social behaviour.
Specifically, it...
Two Wealthy Businessmen Receive Knighthoods For Contributions to National Development
Businessmen George Ryan and Martin Ellis Franklin have received Knighthoods for their contributions to national development as Antigua and Barbuda celebrates 37 years of...
PM Says Independence Would Not Be Complete With Privy Council As Final Court
Antigua and Barbuda is celebrating its 37th anniversary of political independence from Britain on Thursday, with Prime Minister Gaston Browne saying that independence would not...
PM Asks US Ambassador For WTO Monies
On the even of Antigua and Barbuda's 37th anniversary of Independence, Prime Minister Gaston Browne has raised the issue of the monies owned by...
Brigade wants more fire trucks
The government says it is considering increasing the fleet of firetrucks that not serve the country.
This revelation was made after the Head of the...
Cabinet backs decision of CHAPA which led to protest
The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda says it has lent its support to the board of the Central Planning and Housing Authority (CHAPA) in...
Back Pay Promised By Referendum Day
The government says it will likely pay civil servants their long overdue backpay on the same day that Antigua and Barbuda votes in its...
Lawyer Says Robinson’s Second Suspension Is Backed By The Constitution
Attorney for the Police Service Commission (PSC) Dr David Dorsett said on Wednesday that the second suspension of Commissioner of Police Wendell Robinson was...
CCJ President disappointed in his fellow Vincentians
The President of the Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Adrian Saunders, said he had hoped that his elevation to that post would have...
Hoteliers say region losing billions of dollars annually
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) says empty hotel rooms are costing the Caribbean billions of dollars in economic opportunity each year.
CHTA Director...
Antigua Drops Again In Doing Business Report
The World Bank says Antigua and Barbuda has only implemented one reform resulting in a less than desirable spot in the latest ease of...