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$400K bail for drug offender
Nkomo Thomas of Fort Road was granted bail in the sum of $400,000 on multiple drug charges in St. Johns Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Thomas appeared before Chief Magistrate Walsh charged with Possession of 1175 ecstasy tablets, Importation of ecstasy, Possession of ecstasy tablets with intent to transfer and being concerned in the supplying of…
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Michael Joseph named Chief of Operations for Halo Generation Y
The youth arm of the Halo Foundation, Generation Y, has welcomed a new executive member. Michael Joseph, Past President of the Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross, has joined the team as volunteer Chief of Operations. Joseph, who is a pharmacist by profession and a proud business owner, said “I admire the focus of Halo Generation…
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COVID-19: Antigua positioned to export health-care services
Despite the economic damage and upheaval inflicted on Antigua and Barbuda by the COVID-19 pandemic, the country’s response to it will ensure that it emerges from the crisis with a significant advantage in at least one critically important sector, according to the nation’s leader. Prime Minister Gaston Browne believes the heavy investments that his government…
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Caribbean Association of Banks welcomes new director
The Caribbean Association of Banks (CAB) Inc. has announced the latest addition to its Board of Directors, Michael Walcott. Walcott is a risk management and business process development professional with significant industry expertise in Compliance, Corporate Operation Process Improvement, Operational Risk, and Auditing. He presently holds the portfolio of General Manager, Overseas Operations, with Republic…
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Mother’s Day distribution of hampers in Saint Peter
Despite the inclement weather on Sunday, mothers in the Saint Peter constituency were treated to what can be considered a timely show of appreciation, particularly to those most vulnerable. Member of Parliament for the area Asot Michael assembled and distributed some EC$80,000 in hampers, topped off with a heartfelt greeting card. Sunday’s effort was the…
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Falmouth Harbour Marina spreads Mother’s Day Cheer
Antigua’s Premier Mega Yacht Marina, Falmouth Harbour Marina, was spreading cheer on Mother’s Day. The Marina’s Chairman, Sir Gerald Watt explained that with so many people now unemployed as a result of COVID-19, the company felt this contribution of food packages would be of some assistance to our senior citizens and single mothers. “We continue…
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Wadadli Pen announces 2020 winners
The Wadadli Youth Pen Prize is proud to announce that for the first time the overall winner’s spot will be shared by two talented writers. The Wadadli Pen competition has been held annually since 2004, giving writers an avenue to flex their talents. The Wadadli Pen competition has two stipulations; use your creative freedom and pieces…