Daily Archives: Oct 17, 2017

One week after she was held-up at a stoplight by a lone gunman who stole her car, Dr. Anike Anthony is back behind the wheel of her Nissan Tiida.

Officials say they have yet to put a price tag on the damage to the agriculture sector in Barbuda in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.

The Princess Margaret Secondary School’s Literacy Centre got a $53,000 boost in the form of a grant from the Ascension Trust through the Antigua and Barbuda High Commissioner to the UK, Karen-Mae Hill.

A new report paints a bleak picture for the fisheries sector which suffered more than EC $850,000 in material damage from Hurricane Irma.

Former national and West Indies cricketer, Kenneth “Flipper” Benjamin, disagrees that his resignation as coach of the Antigua and Barbuda Master Blasters had a negative impact on their performance during the Independence Tri20 Cricket Tournament.

Colin Kaepernick has filed a grievance against NFL team owners he believes are conspiring not to hire him because of his protests against racial injustice.

Former Premier Division champions, Cool & Smooth Empire FC, completed a clean sweep of Group 4 in the Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) President’s Cup on Sunday with a 7-0 trouncing of Young Warriors to advance to the knockout round of the competition.

The second staging of the independence Tri20 Cricket Tournament has received high marks from President of the Antigua and Barbuda Cricket Association (ABCA), Leon “Kuma” Rodney.

Antiguan Alston Ryan has reached the semi-final round of the Senior Development Championships in London in the lightweight category sponsored by the British Amateur Association by defeating John Cooney from Arena Gym.