Daily Archives: Jun 18, 2018

The National Youth Choir of Antigua and Barbuda will be travelling to the United Kingdom (U.K.) as part of a special tour organised by the Office of the High Commissioner and the Ministry of Sports, Culture, National Festivals and the Arts.

Residents of Potters Village are being advised to make effective use of receptacles and engage in water conservation practices until the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) can correct the water shortage situation that currently plagues the community.

A Barbudan resident, who has expressed a strong desire to return home, said she is facing an uphill battle to get the assistance needed to repair her home which was battered during the passage of Hurricane Irma last September.

Leader of the United Progressive Party, (UPP), Harold Lovell is disputing the claim that the party is delaying the referendum on the Caribbean Court of Justice, (CCJ).

Attorney General, Steadroy Benjamin is defending the decision of the early release of U.S. tourist, Shannon Martinez, who was sentenced to one year in prison for ammunition possession.

Condemnation is a shared sentiment among several attorneys in Antigua and Barbuda over the decision of the Superintendent of Prison to propose the reduction of a U.S. visitor’s sentence, and the Attorney General for approving the woman’s release last Thursday.

Antigua and Barbuda is among other CARICOM member states that will design multiple projects to help make their agriculture sector more resilient.

The governments of Haiti and Vietnam have pledged to implement measures to boost bilateral cooperation in certain areas including economy, investment, telecommunications and agriculture. This...

The environmental group, reEarth, has spoken out against plans by the government to construct a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility scheduled to be built...

Businesses in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean are being encouraged to explore opportunities for trade and investment with Cuba. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for...