Monthly Archives: September, 2017

WASHINGTON, Sep.17, CMC – Health leaders from throughout the Americas, including the Caribbean, have endorsed an ambitious and wide-ranging agenda for fighting diseases and making their countries’ health systems universal and sustainable by the year 2030.

ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran may abandon the nuclear deal it reached with six major powers if the United States decides to withdraw from it, Iranian foreign minister told Qatar’s al Jazeera TV in New York.

Labour Commissioner Eltonia Rojas said there is currently no law that protects late-term pregnant women from engaging in strenuous tasks while at work.

Effective yesterday, the government cancelled the mandatory evacuation order that was issued for Barbuda earlier this month in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, allowing some residents the opportunity to return home.

Michelle Thomas, attorney-at-law in Jamaica, is recommending that the government of Antigua and Barbuda, consider enacting laws to strengthen vaccination compliance.

The coordinator for International Men’s Day said society has failed to acknowledge the social ill of violence against men and boys.

Kenroy Simpson, a 26-year-old father of three, is the third killing recorded in the last 10 days and the second in the Cedar Grove community in five weeks.

Even though Hurricane Maria has long cleared the Caribbean waters, effects of the storm continue to be felt across Antigua, especially among chicken lovers.

England completed a series win over West Indies with a six-run victory on the DLS method as rain ended the fourth one-day international early.

The Antigua & Barbuda Master Blasters will be without another of its most experienced players for the upcoming Tri20 cricket tournament here at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground from October 6-14.