Daily Archives: Apr 13, 2017
Brexit: British economist says go to London now
A British economist has dismissed the many gloomy post-Brexit outlooks for United Kingdom (UK) - Caribbean trade and is instead urging Antigua & Barbuda to engage London immediately on new trade arrangements.
Jail Conditions Worsen
The head of the prison said harsh conditions at the facility are worsening and the authorities continue to fail to deliver on promises to invest in upgrading the facility; thus, the morale of prison staff and inmates is dipping.
Taylor ends brief retirement from Tests
Fast bowler Jerome Taylor has made an abrupt about-turn and come out of retirement from Test cricket, only 10 months after quitting the longest format.
Still no clue on whereabouts of missing people
UPDATE: The police say 21-year-old Osuide Simpson of Bathlodge, who was reported missing since April 3, has been found alive.
Recommendations for seeking prospective foster parents
Antiguan-based and former foster caregiver in the UK Lisa Tomlinson has recommended that local social services and welfare divisions should offer support for prospective foster parents as the role undertaken is challenging and demanding.
Holder bemoans lack of collective effort in
West Indies captain Jason Holder has once again lamented the lack of an all-round team effort, following his side’s 2-1 series loss to Pakistan on Tuesday.
Gillian Brazier tournament returns
The Gillian Brazier Basketball Shootout is set for a return this weekend following a two-year hiatus.
Candid camera
There are currently, at least four people missing in Antigua & Barbuda. We are sure that the situations are stressful times for the families and our thoughts and prayers go out to them. We hope for joyous reunions in the shortest period of time.
Antiguan swimmers deliver at St Lucia invitational
The Riptide Swim Team was the most dominant of three local clubs that participated in the 18th Rodney Heights Aquatic Center (RHAC) Invitational held...
More areas to be quarantined for the Giant African Snail
The Plant Protection Unit within the Ministry of Agriculture said it is in the process of updating the 2011 Quarantine Order to include new areas that are now heavily populated with the Giant African Snail pest.