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Daily Archives: Aug 24, 2017

Potworks Dam weeks away from going dry

The Potworks Dam, which serves as the country's main fresh water catchment, is critically low with the current levels expected to last another four...

We must be our brother’s keeper to combat mental illness

Local and regional psychologists said that family and friends play a critical role in addressing depression. “If you are depressed and you spend more time...

Location of University of Antigua draws more criticism

Outgoing President of the Antigua Christian Council, Father Reid Simon, is the latest critic of the location of the University of Antigua in Five...

Fire destroys Christian Street home

A three-bedroom house, located on Christian Street, Gray’s Farm, was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The wooden structure, owned by an Old Road family, was...

Drug mule fined $47, 000

A Jamaican man was yesterday fined $47,000 after he admitted that he imported nearly three pounds of marijuana into Antigua via the Deep Water...

Foreman praises Trump, slams Kaepernick and Durant

The world's most famous grill-maker just grilled two of today's most famous athletes.

AB de Villiers steps down as South Africa's ODI captain

AB de Villiers has stepped down as South Africa's one-day captain, but he is making himself available for international selection in all three formats.

National Under-17s Snatch Opening CONCACAF Victory

Antigua & Barbuda is off to a winning start in the CONCACAF Caribbean Women's Under-17 Qualifiers being held in St. Lucia.

ITF ‘expert’ to visit Antigua

The Antigua & Barbuda Tennis Association (ABTA) stands to benefit from an International Tennis Federation (ITF) programme that will see at least one management expert visit the twin-island state in October.

Editorial: What’s happening?

We join with the rest of the citizenry in asking, “What the hell is going on?” We’re talking about the alarming increase in gun violence in our fair Antigua & Barbuda. The latest was a shooting at the Villa Primary School this past Tuesday evening. The grim irony was that this shooting was taking place even as the evening newscasts were touting the many wonderful things that were going to be done to combat crime and stem the rising tide of illegal gun activity. Not that the citizenry was comforted at the ‘we are going to do’ pronouncements! After all, we’d seen this movie before, and heard this song and dance a thousand times. So forgive us if we were not exactly doing cartwheels with joy.
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