Daily Archives: Aug 20, 2018

The delay in the construction of the Barbuda international airport resulting from a court-imposed interim injunction, could cost central government money. Prime Minister Gaston Browne...

President Jovenel Moise has appealed for “calm” after seven people including six Haitian nationals were injured during a shooting incident along a border crossing...

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) says it will present its annual Economic Survey of Latin America and the Caribbean...

The Bahamas government says it is moving to remove “shantytowns” where many Haitian migrants live, from the landscape of the country even as it...

Usain Bolt arrived in Australia on Friday night (Saturday morning, Australia time) to begin a three-month training stint in his bid to become a professional footballer.

Schools’ football coordinator, Rowan “Porridge” Benjamin, has chastised members of the business sector who have not come forward to sponsor the schools’ football program over the years.

When it came to the crunch, halfway down the home stretch at the Alexander Stadium, Shaunae Miller-Uibo had too much class for her rivals in the stacked-high women’s 200m in the Muller Grand Prix in Birmingham on Saturday (18), the last stop on the IAAF Diamond League circuit before finals nights in Zurich and Brussels.

The Antigua Contract Bridge Association (ACBA) will be offering free two-hour sessions to the public, mainly youths, to further the number of persons playing the sport.

The Antigua and Barbuda Senior Women’s Volleyball team will play for a third-place finish in the ongoing Eastern Caribbean Volleyball Association (ECVA) Senior Women’s tournament after falling to defending champions, St. Lucia in their semi-final match on Sunday at the YMCA Volleyball Indoor facility.

The arguments for and against the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) fall along a number of lines: competence, integrity, independence, and patriotism, just to name a few.  One area that is rarely discussed, however, is cost.  Not the cost of an individual's to access the court but rather, the funding of the CCJ.  So, today, we shall peer into the court’s funding and talk about the Caribbean Court of Justice Trust Fund.