Daily Archives: May 5, 2017

Kieron Phillip testified yesterday that he accompanied murder accused Errol “Errie” Barnes to the John Hughes crime scene on the night the Nut Grove man’s former girlfriend was shot and killed.

The Antigua & Barbuda Cricket Association (ABCA) has named a 19-member training squad ahead of the Leeward Islands Cricket Board (LICB) One Day Tournament...

One of the country’s top thoroughbreds, The Chosen One, will miss the second leg of the Antigua Triple Crown Series slated for later this month at the Cassada Gardens Race Track.

The Senior Vice President of Business Development for Al Caribi Cay Development Dawood Shah has announced the signing of a management agreement with the iconic international brand Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts, a Hilton brand and Callaloo Cay.

The Antigua & Barbuda Police Co-operative Credit Union Limited, which is celebrating its 60th year of operation, will be offering loans and other services to members who are separate and apart from the Royal Police Force of Antigua & Barbuda and other uniformed bodies.

Tony Romo's next pursuit of a championship will be in golf. And it's a long shot.

Could UEFA change the way it does penalty kicks in the future? That might depend on how an upcoming trial during the European Under-17 Championship tournaments goes this month.

Twenty years ago, a West Indies side, led by Brian Lara, set India 120 for victory at the Kensington Oval. They had never lost a Test in Bridgetown to a sub-continental side, but that record looked in serious threat against the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Mohammad Azharuddin, Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman. West Indies took just 35.5 overs to skittle the visitors out for 81 to extend a glorious run at their stronghold.

The Board of the University College met with Cabinet on Wednesday to discuss an agenda and possible challenges to be overcome in transforming the institution into the fourth campus of the University of the West Indies.

When we wrote of our disappointment and sadness regarding the Cabinet’s current contemplation of implementing a rice and sugar monopoly, we told you that there were two things that were in the news recently that disturbed us. The other one was the Barbuda runway contract.