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UPP promises Justice for people who lost their jobs under forced vaccination policy
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Body of man found near burnt car
Investigations are ongoing into the discovery of body that was found in bushes near Freetown, in close proximity of Fort Williams and Willoughby Bay area. What appeared to be the charred remains of a human body was discovered by police inside the trunk of a burnt out motor car around 11:00 am on Saturday 30th…
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FDA paves way for Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations in young kids
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday paved the way for children ages five to 11 to get Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. The FDA cleared kid-size doses — just a third of the amount given to teens and adults — for emergency use, and up to 28 million more American children could be eligible for vaccinations…
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High surf advisory goes in effect
High surf advisory goes into effect this afternoon for Barbuda and tonight for Antigua Locations to be affected: Reefs and exposed mainly north-facing coastlines with relatively shallow, gently to moderately sloping near shore areas. Timing: Until Wednesday. Synopsis: Moderate long period swells are reaching the area and affecting mainly north-facing coastlines. The threat level to…
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Taking responsibility was critical, says Man-of-the-Match Pooran
Stand-in skipper Nicholas Pooran said it had been critically important to take responsibility for the West Indies innings after captain Kieron Pollard was forced out of Friday’s win over Bangladesh with injury. The left-hander struck a Man-of-the-Match 40 off 22 deliveries as the Caribbean side gathered 142 for seven at Sharjah Cricket Stadium and then…
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Putin lashes out at G20 over vaccines
Russia complained Saturday about lack of international recognition for its Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine at a G20 summit, where leaders agreed to step up global inoculation efforts. “Despite the decisions of the G20, not all countries in need can have access to anti-COVID vaccines,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said in video message comments to counterparts…
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7 new cases of COVID-19 in Antigua; 20 hospitalized
The most recent report received by the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment from the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre revealed seven (7) new laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases in Antigua and Barbuda as of Wednesday 27th October 2021 at 6pm. One hundred and fifteen (115) samples were processed at Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre.…
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Halcyon Steel Orchestra added to cast for 2nd Annual Barry Mannette Steelpan Flying High Global Flag Exhibition
Halcyon Steel Orchestra added to cast for 2nd Annual Barry Mannette Steelpan Flying High Global Flag Exhibition Legendary Antigua and Barbuda-based Halcyon Steel Orchestra is one of seven musical outfits from around the world added to the cast for this year’s presentation of the 2nd Annual Barry Mannette Steelpan Flying High Global Flag Exhibition 2021.…
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Haiti’s PM condemns gangs and kidnappings in televised address
In a prerecorded address, Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has condemned the recent uptick in gang violence and kidnappings in the country, reassuring Haitians that the nation is not running out of fuel, despite severe shortages. Henry’s speech, aired on Friday, was the first time the prime minister acknowledged these issues in public since the…
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18 million unmarked graves — Our ancestors
By Makeda Mikael Twelve million Africans were taken across the Atlantic, leaving six million in a watery grave dying on the Middle Passage. The records are not yet tallied of those who died from overwork, suicide, shot running away, killed from beatings, lynchings and murderous hateful attacks by their drunken owners. On this 40th celebration…
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The Insiders win Independence Pan Competition
Official Results from This is Pan Competition… 2nd Runner-up – A Side of Heritage 1st Runner-up – Rising Stars WINNER – The Insiders CONGRATULATIONS to the winners and a special thank you to ALL of the participating bands.