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Perez brothers leads BoE to massive win in Business Basketball League while Transport Board wins again

By Neto Baptiste Board of Education (BoE), led by Danny and Daniel Perez, rallied to a huge 51 points triumph over Fearless Security Services, in the Antigua and Barbuda Basketball Association’s (ABBA ...
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A&B under excessive heat warning as ‘feels like’ temperature soars to 109∘F

By Deslyn A Joseph The Antigua and Barbuda Meteorological Service (ABMS) has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the nation, cautioning residents to prepare for dangerously high heat index values ...
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A&B plans digital overhaul of trade processing system

By Kisean Joseph [email protected] Antigua and Barbuda is moving toward a comprehensive digital transformation of its trade processing system, with plans to implement a "single window" ...
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Family plans third Khaleel Simon protest for October 3rd

By Kisean Joseph [email protected] The family of the late 18-year-old Khaleel Simon will hold a third justice protest next Friday, October 3rd, demanding accountability for the ...
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Judge Bakre leaves a trail in Antigua and Barbuda as he bids farewell and heads to TCI

In just under two years on the bench, a Nigerian-born judge undoubtedly left his mark on Antigua and Barbuda’s criminal court ...
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Matthew joins Willock in winners circle for Invitational Draughts tournament

Veteran draughts player Jack Matthew joined fellow seasoned campaigner Bernard “King Premier” Willock in the winners column ...
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No Formal Request: Sports Minister Reveals ABFA Has Not Requested Use of The ARG

By Neto Baptiste There has been no formal request by the Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) for use of the ...
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Dr Miguelle Christopher urges recognition for HR teams: ‘Silent Engine’ of the organization

By Deslyn A Joseph In keeping with HR Professionals Day 2025, which was celebrated yesterday, Dr Miguelle Christopher, the ...
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Twelve year old charged for wounding teenager

A 12-year-old has been arrested and charged for wounding a 15-year-old boy. According to police, the incident occurred around 2pm on September 15 on Tanner Street. Reports indicate that the victim was ...
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Tourism’s frontlines: Massive hospitality job fair kicks off on World Tourism Day

By Deslyn A Joseph World Tourism Day is being celebrated today, September 27, however, the hospitality job fair held yesterday highlighted the critical connection between the global observance and the ...
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APUA celebrates emerging leaders at Leadership and Development Graduation Ceremony

The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) recently hosted the graduation ceremony for Cohort 4 of the Leadership and Development Programme. The eight-week initiative is a cornerstone of APUA’s ...
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The Boat Sank at Sea — The Scandal Began on Land

Fourteen souls feared drowned after Antigua Airways’ human pipeline collapsed. Survivors imprisoned abroad, disowned by the very government that brought them here. The waters between Antigua and St ...