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A Letter to Joanne Massiah
Dear Joanne, I am now feeling a sense of relief to see that your team, the DNA, is now out of the political starting block. You have now given me a wider option to choose from. Yesterday, as I prepared myself with abated breath and great anticipation, I was quite impressed with the high spirit…
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Rihanna and ASAP Rocky’s Barbados break before SHOCK arrest
Rihanna and her boyfriend A$AP Rocky looked as if they were having the time of their lives on Tuesday as they continued their vacation in her home country of Barbados. The 34-year-old singer–songwriter flaunted her burgeoning baby bump in an eye-catching red ensemble, while the 33-year-old rapper had some fun of his own by going…
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Kieron Pollard retires from international cricket
West Indies limited-overs captain Kieron Pollard has retired from international cricket, announcing the decision on social media on Wednesday, a day before his IPL franchise Mumbai Indians’ game against Chennai Super Kings. “After careful deliberation I’ve today decided to retire from international cricket,” Pollard said in a video on Instagram. “As is the case of…
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Op-Ed: Carry Your Own Head On Your Body. Be A Republic
By James E. Knight Empire’s heir, or vampire’s heir; in our historical experience, they have had the same meaning. A malevolent kidnapper who has sucked our lifeblood without remorse, and has left us to perish, while they enjoy the vitality, the vigor and the absolute luxury that the iniquitous transfusion has made possible. It’s not…
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A$AP Rocky arrested at LAX after arriving from Barbados
Rapper A$AP Rocky has been arrested for allegedly shooting a man on a Los Angeles street last year. Police detained the performer, real name Rakim Mayers, at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday, NBC News reported. He arrived at LAX on a private jet after having just been on holiday with his pregnant girlfriend, Rihanna.…
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Discover Dominica Authority announces 2022 dates for the eleventh Jazz ‘n Creole Festival
Dominica’s Jazz n’ Creole presented by the Ministry of Tourism, International Transport, and Maritime Initiatives and Discover Dominica Authority returns to Cabrits National Park/Fort Shirley in Portsmouth, Sunday, May 1, for the 11th edition after a two-year absence. With a great turnout in the past years and positive feedback, the organizers are excited to be…
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Sail boat goes missing over Easter
Alison Sly Adams said: A very sad post – we have come to work today – searched everywhere and it appears we have lost a Hobie 15. We know it was well secured on Saturday evening after Women on Water. With it being Easter, we had only one lesson over the ensuing two days as…
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28 new cases of COVID-19 in Antigua
The most recent report received by the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment revealed twenty-eight (28) new laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases in Antigua and Barbuda as of Saturday 16th April, 2022 at 6pm. One (1) case was recorded on April 14th, twenty-five (25) on April 15th and two (2) on April 16th. One hundred…
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Netflix aims to curtail password sharing, considers ads
An unexpectedly sharp drop in subscribers has Netflix considering changes it has long resisted: Minimizing password sharing and creating a low-cost subscription supported by advertising. Looming changes announced late Tuesday are designed to help Netflix regain momentum lost over the past year. Pandemic-driven lockdowns that drove binge-watching have lifted, while deep-pocketed rivals such as Apple…
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Pringle promises better treatment of Solid Waste workers and contractors owed for weeks
Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle says that National Solid Waste Management Authority workers who are owed weeks’ worth of salary payments will be much better treated under a United Progressive Party (UPP) Administration. At the time, Pringle was highlighting the problems that workers and contracted garbage-collectors have been dealing with over the last several months. He…
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Prime Minister Browne rejects ‘ghettoized’ housing accusations
Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s detractors, ever hard at work, are now accusing his administration of planning to put low-income families into “ghettoized” housing. This latest attack followed the prime minister’s announcement over the weekend that his government is well into the development stages of a housing initiative that will give individuals making $3,000 or less…