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Lightfoot West man committed for trial over Guyanese teen???s death
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (37+ words) Lightfoot West man committed for trial over Guyanese teen’s death Antigua Observer Newspaper Written by Observer Desk Leave a Reply Cancel reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment....
Prynze urges Caribbean to treat culture as an economic strategy
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (244+ words) By Sharon N. Simon Caribbean governments must stop treating local artists as an afterthought and recognise culture as a major economic asset, veteran Montserratian musician, arranger and producer Eddie “Prynze” Duberry-Allen has said. Speaking on Observer AM, Duberry-Allen argued that regional…...
Martin hails bodybuilding's shift from rivalry to results
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (124+ words) Former national bodybuilder and head coach of the Antigua and Barbuda team Ollyn Martin believes that, although the sport is growing in popularity, the intense rivalry between competitors that once brought it notoriety has significantly subsided. Martin’s assessment follows the…...
Government extends free education from preschool to university
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (192+ words) Education Minister Daryll Matthew says Antigua and Barbuda has achieved universal free public education, with the Government now covering costs from early childhood education through to university. The policy was highlighted as the new academic year began on Monday, with…...
Mussington warns coastal development is weakening Barbuda???s storm defences
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (193+ words) By Sharon N. Simon Luxury coastal developments are damaging Barbuda’s natural storm defences and increasing the island’s vulnerability to hurricanes, retired educator and community activist John Mussington has warned. Speaking on Observer Radio nine years after Hurricane Irma, Mussington said real…...
UWI using Labour Party-owned headquarters as rent remains unsettled
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (243+ words) The University of the West Indies Five Islands Campus has begun using the Labour Party-owned People’s Place for its new law programme, even though the final rental figure has not yet been agreed. Prime Minister Gaston Browne said on Saturday…...
Four remanded on gun charges; fifth admits cannabis offences
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (263+ words) Four people were remanded to prison on Monday on firearm and ammunition charges, while a fifth person pleaded guilty to cannabis offences arising from the same police operation. Kameco Elvin, 28, Tyricke John, 30, Kevorn Pennyfeather, 23, and Geovanie Francis, 33, all of Green…...
Willock admits ammunition offence, denies larceny and damage charges
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (138+ words) A 30-year-old Grays Farm man has admitted unlawfully possessing ammunition but denied larceny and malicious damage charges arising from separate incidents at Perry Bay. Tevin Willock appeared before Chief Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel yesterday and pleaded guilty to possessing 12 rounds of…...
$10,000 Reward Offered as Gas Station Robbers Remain at Large
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (205+ words) A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of two masked gunmen who robbed the Buckleys Line Service Station on All Saints Road on Friday afternoon. Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced the reward on Saturday, 5 September, as…...
Lewis appointed deputy chief immigration officer
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (286+ words) Maxine Lewis has been appointed deputy chief immigration officer with immediate effect, filling a long-standing vacancy in the Immigration Department’s senior ranks. Minister responsible for Immigration E.P. Chet Greene announced the appointment, saying the vacancy was filled internally after Lewis…...