Daily Archives: Mar 9, 2018

Complaints of unwanted sexual advances have been filed against a senior, male police officer by several of his junior male colleagues and a young man who recently applied to join the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda.

Did you happen to read the story entitled ‘Illegal Billboards’ in The Daily OBSERVER recently? It was a story about the alleged abuse of process during the elections season as it relates to the erection of billboards across the country by the political parties. Apparently, they are being erected without the necessary approval from the Development Control Authority (DCA). 

The health minister is promising to make public the results of a Central Board of Health clampdown probe on at least two creches that were recently closed by the government.

The police are appealing for help in solving the homicide of 62-year-old Maurison Thomas, also known as Chung, of Mathews Village.

The leader of the Democratic National Alliance (DNA) said her party is well poised to form the next government, should the electorate put their faith in the men and women who have come forward declaring their candidacy.

The reward for information leading to the successful recapture of accused triple murderer Delano Forbes has more than quadrupled. Yesterday, the government increased the reward from $10,000 to $50,000.

Political leader and prime ministerial candidate of the United Progressive Party (UPP), Harold Lovell said his party is looking to win the hearts and minds of the people by interacting with them directly instead of spending money on election paraphernalia.

Ottos Coolers pushed their undefeated streak to seven in the Antigua and Barbuda Basketball Association (ABBA) Division 2 league as they rallied late in the fourth to defeat Harold Lovell Rockersville, 63-60, on Wednesday night.

Police FC are four points off automatic promotion to the First Division following their 13th victory in Zone 2 of the Antigua and Barbuda Football Association’s (ABFA) Second Division.

The national swim teams to both the Carifta Swimming Championships and the Commonwealth Games in April, will be without key athletes after two senior swimmers were forced to forgo the meets for varying reasons.