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Businesses commit to making a difference with “Green Corridor”
The southwestern quadrant of the island from Christian Valley to John Hughes, where businesses have dedicated themselves to green tourism and sustainability practices has...
Hotel considers using “booms” to keep seaweed clear of beaches
The St. James' Club is considering using booms to fight the sargassum seaweed invasion on its beaches.
The devices are similar to what experts use...
Visa waiver agreement with Ukraine comes into force June 29
The agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Government of Antigua and Barbuda on the mutual abolition of visa requirements enters...
Government says water delivery to homes remain a challenge
By Brenton Henry
The government says it has improved the availability of water but getting it to homes continue to be a challenge.
The Cabinet yesterday held...
Integrity Commission to get money to do its job
The Cabinet agreed to provide the funding necessary to the Integrity Commission for all and any investigations which it may commence, government's Chief of Staff...
GG will be asked to pardon American tourist already freed
Governor General Sir Rodney Williams will be asked to pardon a US visitor who is back home after serving a day at Her Majesty's...
Who will Athletics choose to go to the Youth Olympic Games?
The Antigua and Barbuda Olympic Committee (ABOC) joins with the rest of the other 205 countries in the world to celebrate World Olympic Day...
Women learn to do more things with sweet potato
A two-day workshop aimed at providing the skills to add value to local starch in the sweet potato and cassava value chains has been...
New Date Set For Commissioner Robinson’s Case
The case for suspended Police Commissioner, Wendel Robinson was adjourned to July 20 after coming up for a status hearing today.
Robinson was suspended in April amid...
Bar Association says release of American prisoner not supported by law
MEDIA RELEASE FROM ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA BAR COUNCIL
In light of various recent media reports, the Antigua and Barbuda Bar Council (the Executive Body of...
Accumulation of used cars may be environmental time bomb warn experts
International experts have warned that the unrestricted importation of used cars will take a toll on the country’s environment in the long run.
The last...
Sandals Responds to Misleading Reports
Once more we have noticed attempts to spread misinformation and unsubstantiated claims about Sandals Resorts International, including a totally sensationalized headline regarding a recent...
PM Browne to address regional budget and climate change at OECS summit
(Press Release)
Prime Minister Gaston Browne is currently in Saint Lucia for the Organization of the Eastern Caribbean Sates (OECS) Heads of Government meeting, where...