Daily Archives: Mar 28, 2018

The United Progressive Party (UPP) leader Harold Lovell has opened the door to the likelihood of newcomer, the Democratic National Alliance, entering his party’s fold.

LIAT is mourning the death of one of its pilots who passed away Monday night in Trinidad and Tobago.

Water woes in Jolly Harbour have left some residents and businesses frustrated with having to truck in thousands of gallons of water since February.

A disabled woman who was discriminated against by her former bosses secured a historic victory in the Industrial Court yesterday.

The filth and damaged bathrooms at the St. John's Police Station will be addressed before the end of this week. This is what police officers there said they were told yesterday by members of two teams leading the  cleanup and repairs at the station located on Market and Newgate streets.

The recent video of the conditions at the St. John’s Police Station has thrust the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda back into the spotlight. Not too long ago, there were serious allegations of uninvited and unwanted sexual advances made against a senior male police officer and before that, there was the hard to explain escape of a shackled prisoner, triple murder accused Delano Forbes, from five officers that were accompanying him on an investigation in Swetes.

The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) says it is satisfied with the conduct of the March 21 general election, with better staff and more polling places leading to a smoother voting process.

Christ the King High School (CKHS) stunned All Saints Secondary School (ASSS) for the second time in two days to lift the playoff title in the senior girls’ category of the Cool & Smooth Schools Basketball Competition on Monday.

Freetown lead the standings in the Antigua Commercial Bank Parish League Sir Curtly Ambrose 35 Overs Competition on 33 points following back to back victories over the weekend.

The completion of its ongoing leagues is the main focus of the Antigua and Barbuda Basketball Association (ABBA) following the resignation of president, Daryll Matthew.