Monthly Archives: March, 2018

The government says the Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) must propose model legislation if it wants the ballots to be counted at the polling stations where they are cast in a election.

The Antigua and Barbuda government is moving to set up a cryptocurrency exchange as it looks to cash in on the global wave of financial technology (fintech).

The likelihood of reprieves for some prisoners is back on the agenda of the new Gaston Browne administration.

Roadwork on the Sir George Walter Highway or Airport Road has officially started with some minor challenges.

The fate of a senior policeman whose male colleagues are accusing him of sexual harassment is to be decided.

April 13 is the date that the government plans to repeal the Barbuda Land Act of 2007.

Two of the Antiguans who were arrested on Monday March 26, at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston were charged jointly on Wednesday.

The Police Service Commission is being accused of wilfully ignoring the complaints of several junior officers who are alleging sexual harassment by a senior cop.

Award winning music group, the Kanneh-Mason siblings, currently touring Antigua, claims that its members have improved their learning through music.

Officers are putting pressure on the Police Service Commission (PSC) and demanding a speedy investigation into claims of sexual harassment allegations by a top-ranking officer.