Daily Archives: Mar 10, 2018

The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) says it “condemns the malicious” damage done the campaign vehicle of its candidate for St John’s Rural East.

The United Progressive Party (UPP) said the ruling Antigua Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) has “no moral ground” to condemn anyone responsible for a billboard, believed to have been erected by the UPP, which the ABLP says it finds offensive.

The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party says its condemns a political billboard which depicts the prime minister’s 6-year-old son wishing for his family’s death.

Three police officers were specifically identified to respond to a tip off and they led the operation which saw the recapture of escaped prisoner Delano Forbes who is accused of three murders.

Members of the Narcotics Department and K-9 Unit discovered and seized 160 pounds of cannabis at Deep Water Harbour, yesterday.

A major challenge in shelter management is determining when a crime has been committed and how to deal with allegations concerning crime.

The level of frustration of the voting public is higher than we have even felt in recent times (than we can remember). This is an opinion and not the result of any poll or statistical calculation. It is simply how we feel based on the general feedback that we are receiving on a daily basis. Many are stuck, asking themselves the question, “Why vote?”

A law allowing the private use of up to 15 grammes of cannabis is now in force in Antigua and Barbuda following the publication in the official gazette of the Misuse of Drugs (Amendment) Act of 2018.

Top Indian cricketer Mohammad Shami has been charged with domestic violence following a complaint by his wife.

The Gilbert Agricultural Rural Development (GARD) Centre launched its 4th annual Farm-to-Table event that promotes farmers working together with chefs to create cuisine using locally sourced produce.