Daily Archives: Jul 17, 2018

Officers from the Narcotics and K-9 unit while on routine patrol at the General Post Office on Tuesday 17thJuly, 2018, the K-9 indicated on a Mail Bag which originated from Jamaica and  addressed to Antigua.

A British historian with Antiguan heritage is urging residents to learn more about their history and also preserve it. Steve Martin, who is also a...

Vegetable and fruit Vendors from the public market are demanding an audience with the Director of the St John’s Development Corporation, SJDC. Several vendors are...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says economic growth in Guyana slowed in 2017, “but became more broad-based.” In concluding Article IV consultation with Guyanese authorities,...

Health Minister Duane Sands says there are now ten confirmed cases of conch poisoning across the country. Sand, in an interview with the Tribune newspaper...

The government is moving towards addressing the influx of Venezuelans who have been arriving here via the hinterland borders. Yesterday, representatives from the Ministries of...

Damojh Airlines  – the Mexican charter company which owns the plane that crashed in Cuba earlier this year, has attributed the tragedy to “human error”. According...

Former Prime Minister, Sir Lester Bird, said in an interview yesterday with Observer media’s, Voice of the People, that it is way too early to grade his niece, Maria Bird-Browne on her tenure as the parliamentary representative for the St. John’s Rural East Constituency.

The Antigua and Barbuda Combined Schools team lost a second match in the 32nd Annual Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament in Barbados.

The Antigua and Barbuda Tennis Association (ABTA) has announced an eight-member squad that will contest the 2018 Subregion 4 International Tennis Federation (ITF) Central American and Caribbean Tennis Confederation (COTECC) Under-12 Championships in Trinidad and Tobago.