Daily Archives: Apr 20, 2018

Football officials, Derrick "Pretty boy" Edwards and Danny Benjamin, who are in Jamaica before the court on drug charges, had their house arrest lifted this week.

The sports complex and community centre currently under construction at Knuckle Block in Green Bay will be named after former Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer.

Antigua and Barbuda said that it is complying more with "international regulations" that require a parent traveling with his or her U.S. minor child or children to have permission from the other parent.

After today, the Police Service Commission (PSC) will face a lawsuit if it does not give in to Wendel Robinson’s demand for his suspension to be lifted and his reinstatement as commissioner of police.

“The Ministry will be taking aggressive action against instances where public sector vehicles are misused or abused.”

The Antigua and Barbuda Public Service Association (ABPSA) will be meeting with public servants this morning for feedback on to how to proceed with the ongoing talks with the government’s negotiating team over outstanding back pay.

JAIPUR, India (CMC) – Sunil Narine missed out with the ball but cashed in with the bat, as he helped Kolkata Knight Riders climb to the top of the Indian Premier League standings with a seven-wicket win over Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday.

Tryum Football President, Keithroy Black, along with Coach of the Parham Football club, Rowan “Three-fives” Isaac, and Sports Radio personality, Joseph “JoJo” Apparicio, have come together for a worthy cause as they attempt to garner funds to assist the families of football officials, Derrick “Pretty-boy” Edwards and Danny Benjamin who remain in Jamaica as they await trial on drug-related offences.

Front-runners, Ottos Coolers bounced back from their defeat to Harold Lovell Rockersville earlier this week to trounce F and G Trading Cuties Ovals Ojays 2, 68-52 at the JSC Sports Complex on Wednesday night.

The discovery of another apparent murder victim has caused a wave of fear and discomfort to sweep across St. John’s.  In a very short period of time, two men have been found dead with their hands and feet bound.  The first was Carlton "Pum Pum," Charles,’ whose body was found in an abandoned house on upper North Street, in an advanced stage of decomposition.  The most recent was Samuel Emmanuel, also know as “J.B.” or “Serj”, whose body was discovered at the back of a welding shop on Bishopgate Street.  This situation is extremely disturbing!