Daily Archives: Jul 10, 2018

An island-wide audit of coconut trees known to be on a treatment programme for the disease, lethal yellowing, is due to begin this week. The...

Two of the Cuban nurses promised for the Dialysis Unit at the hospital have arrived in Antigua. This has been revealed by the Ministry of...

The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is forecasting an important boost to Latin America and the Caribbean’s currently low fish consumption, a...

Almost four years after legislators gave the green light for the introduction of casinos in Bermuda, the island seems no closer to the first...

The State Assets Recovery Unit (SARU) is working with the Ministry of Legal Affairs to retrieve over GUY$200 billion in state assets lost through...

All 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped for more than two weeks deep inside a flood Thai cave have been rescued, a Thai...

Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, has denied claims that the government has been slow in spending pledged funds on the restoration of Barbuda.

Kathy-Ann Isaac, the woman accused of robbing her workplace, Carlisle Bay Hotel, became emotional in the All Saints Magistrate's Court after hearing she had to be remanded to prison.

The National Office of Disaster Service (NODS) could soon complete the installation of the hazard early warning system that it has been talking about for over a year now.

We would like to begin by congratulating the top student for the 2018 Grade Six National Assessment, Stephanie Archibald of Baptist Academy.  Stephanie secured a mark of 374 out of 400 and we are sure that her family, her school and her friends are very proud of her accomplishment.  It is worth noting that the top five was a tight cluster with only eight marks separating first from fifth including a tie for second with scores of 370.