Caribbean Court of Justice declares Guyana’s cross-dressing law uncon...
The Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) Tuesday ruled as “unconstitutional” a law in Guyana that makes it a criminal offence for a man or a woman t...
The Big Stories
Port meets with Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Antigua and Barbuda Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ltd. were yesterday updated about ongoing changes at the Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority...
Youth fined for stealing phone
A Hodges Bay man who pleaded guilty to stealing a phone from a vehicle parked on a beach was yesterday ordered to pay $1,000 forthwith or spend three months at...
Christmas Kettle Appeal launches this week
The Salvation Army and its many volunteers will be ringing their bells until Christmas Eve at all kettle sites across the island after the launch of the annual...
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...
Barbudans complain about rebuilding process
Barbudans are becoming more and more frustrated about the slow progress of the rehabilitation process more than year after category 5 Hurricane Irma left behin...
Holy Trinity School to be ready by next term
The Chairman of the Barbuda Council, Wade Burton, is assuring the public that the safety of students of the Holy Trinity School in Barbuda will not be compromi...
New Chinese equipment to speed up Xmas barrel process
The provision of what the government is calling “crucial assistance” from the People’s Republic of China is expected to make the Christmas barrel initiative an...
Chinese agriculture project in implementation stage
Farming equipment, including excavators and other earth-moving machines are currently on their way to Antigua and Barbuda from China.
Water supply to improve due to heavy rains
The country's main water catchments which had run out of water to supply the people due to prolonged drought, now have water to last at least until March next ...