Monthly Archives: March, 2019

Under the leadership of the late Archdeacon Samuel Edmund Branch, the Antigua Grammar School was founded as an Anglican learning institution on April 16th 1884. There...

A five-member Select Committee of Members of Parliament has been named and tasked with reviewing the Social Protection Bill 2019 which seeks to improve the lives...

Removing the age limit at which judges of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court must retire is not something that Antigua and Barbuda’s Attorney General favours. Steadroy “Cutie”...

The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) will look at making changes to its safety procedures, following a worksite accident involving its employees on Burma Road. Last...

The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, Lionel ‘Max’ Hurst, says recent photographs showing the destruction of mangroves on Guiana Island are misleading. On Thursday at the post-Cabinet...

The Environmental Protection and Management Bill (2019) has gotten its second reading in Parliament, but a third reading and the debate will not take place before...

At the age of 74, two-time Member of Parliament, educator, businessman and well-known civil engineer Henderson Simon has died. Close friends confirmed that he passed away...

The many things that are not going well in our fair state have given Antiguans and Barbudans much angst and pause. From the new Barbuda airport...

Attorney General Steadroy “Cutie” Benjamin has been charged by Prime Minister Gaston Browne to provide recommendations to the Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda as it relates...

Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) on Wednesday reported yet another act of vandalism, following the discovery of a severed electrical cable on the Friars Hill Road...