EDITORIAL: A recipe for disaster
After writing about the ‘rain effect’ on our nation, and the fact that it is compounded by deficient infrastructure and the lack of a master drainage plan, we ...
Editorials
EDITORIAL: The rain effect
It is often said that without the rain there is no rainbow. However, with all the rain falling on Antigua and Barbuda, many people are looking for the rainbow...
Editorial: Lest we forget!
Yesterday was Remembrance Day. The significance of that day is observed around the world but in many cases, it is losing its “popularity”. The reason for that ...
EDITORIAL: Science for sustainability
Today is World Science Day for Peace and Development. Most of us probably didn’t know that there was such a “day” but it does indeed exist, and it is is celebr...
Editorial: The referendum orphan
As you would have been able to tell from our opinion on the recent referendum regarding the constitutional amendment to allow the move to the Caribbean Court o...
EDITORIAL: Change requires comfort
The people have spoken. Antigua and Barbuda will retain the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council as its final court of appeal. The status quo will remain ...
A bit of reflection before the results
By the time you read this, the outcome of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) referendum should be known to all; however, at the time of writing, it remained ...
EDITORIAL: Investing in ourselves
Prime Minister Gaston Browne reported an impressive statistic during his Independence Day address. He stated that private sector savings had increased from EC$...
Editorial: Opinions matter
It has not been our finest hour. After 37 years of independence, we were hoping that the journey towards the historic Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) referen...
Editorial: Trick and treat for Halloween
Halloween is celebrated in the United States and other countries on the night of October 31, the eve of All Souls’ Day. It is reputed to be the time when ghost...