Daily Archives: Feb 28, 2017

Prime Minister Gaston Browne has called for APUA General Manager Esworth Martin to be fired after he reportedly granted approval for NS Management to run the old Sembcorp plant.

Fifty years after it had been established, the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) has made significant strides by using technology to improve the services, according to High Court Justice Clare Henry.

The circulation of a recording of what is believed to be a transactional sexual arrangement gone wrong between a man and a female has raised the ire of attorney Amaya Athill.

Two participants in the recently held “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” forum agree there is an urgent need for safe houses for survivors of domestic and gender based violence.

The police have taken two people into custody for the throat-slashing incident which has left the victim, Jowayne Haueton, in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since Sunday afternoon.

The sitting of the Court of Appeal in Antigua & Barbuda commenced at the Halls of Justice (High Court) yesterday with a special ceremony and will continue hearing appeals for the remainder of this week.

The possibility of a total shut down of the country’s main water supply plant looms as confusion surrounds an agreement between NS Management Ltd and Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) and a stated disagreement by the Board of Commissioners of APUA.

Vice President of Antigua & Barbuda Institute of Architects, Colin John Jenkins has suggested that current building models in the twin island should be reevaluated, not only for design but also for operational maintenance.

Antigua & Barbuda stands to lose an opportunity to export locally produced goods to St Croix and other neighbouring islands due to high freight cost.

Antigua & Barbuda is the third best country in the Lesser Antilles where it pertains to 3x3 basketball.