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Conviction Quashed: Privy Council sends Kartel case back to local Appeal Court
The Privy Council has ordered that incarcerated dancehall artiste Vybz Kartel and his three co-accused have their convictions quashed for the murder of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams. “The judicial committee of the Privy Council has unanimously concluded that the appeals should be allowed and the appellants convictions should be quashed on the grounds of juror misconduct…
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Prime Minister Gaston Browne responds to Richard Lewis
Prime Minister Gaston Browne on Facebook: Min of Works took custody of these buildings located on Friars Hill Rd, rent free in 2021. The Lessor (If), gave notice to one its retail tenants and a storage tenant to vacate a portion of the building, resulting in loss of revenue. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE…
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Bowen and Joseph disassociate from ‘endorsement’ letters and urge colleagues and supporters to foster unity
In a press statement issued Tuesday, MP Sherfield Bowen and Senator Johnathan Joseph dissociated themselves from certain letters of endorsement that were published on Saturday, March 9, and called upon their colleagues and supporters to adopt political maturity and foster unity. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP The statement says that, “upon reflection,…
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JCI West Indies National Vice President Casey Defreitas Visit to Antigua
JCI Antigua is thrilled to announce the upcoming visit of National Vice President (NVP) Casey De Freitas to Antigua from the 18th to the 21st of March, 2024. Casey’s visit promises to be short yet dynamic, filled with impactful engagements and activities aimed at fostering growth and development within the local chapter. CLICK HERE TO…
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Female Workers Underscore Menstruation, Maternity and Menopause as Important Workplace Issues
Women across Antigua and Barbuda amplified their voices on a range of issues that specifically impact women, during the Antigua and Barbuda Workers’ Union (ABWU) International Women’s Day Seminar 2024. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP Among the issues raised was the need for flexibility in work schedules for women returning to work…
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Lennox Weston | CARICOM Free Movement Agreement Flawed In Theory, Practice And Common Sense
CARICOM Free Movement of labour is flawed in theory practice and common sense and is dangerous to the continued growth, social stability, and economic progress of member states. The recent announcement that CARICOM Member States will move to free movement of all Caricom nationals with the right to move and live in any member state…
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Islandwide Celebration of Global Recycling Day: Pop-Up Stations to Spearhead Sustainable Practices
As the world gears up to celebrate Global Recycling Day on March 18th, 2024, communities across the island are coming together in a united effort to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable living. This year’s celebrations are marked by the introduction of innovative recycling pop-up stations, strategically positioned throughout the island to encourage widespread participation in…
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CABINET NOTES of Wednesday March 13, 2024
HURST REPORTS ON CABINET of Wednesday March 13, 2024 CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP The Cabinet began its weekly meeting with prayers rendered by a Minister of Religion. 1. The Cabinet began its substantive discussion with a briefing on Haiti. The Prime Minister indicated that Antigua and Barbuda’s position on Haiti is…
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Hon. Richard Lewis releases new information on the IF Antigua Inc rental agreement
HERE IS THE EVIDENCE The most recent company filing for IF Antigua Inc conclusively proves that Gaston Browne’s son is still the sole director, and is therefore the sole owner of the property Government is renting on Friars Hill road. This revelation is contrary to what the Prime Minister said in Parliament, where he claimed…