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Sandals Resort employee reported missing after fishing expedition in St Lucia
(Josiah G.A Bicette/SNN) — Concerns are growing for the wellbeing of a Fond Assau man, identified as an employee of Sandals Resort, who has been reported missing after failing to return from a fishing expedition near Le Sport Resort on Sunday, November 19. According to initial reports, the missing individual, whose name has not been…
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Local hero, Juante Kirby, to the rescue after school bus incident, treating frightened students to smoothies
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP On the 20th of November, 2023, a notable incident occurred, prompting the intervention of a 4 feet, 4 inches tall hero named Juante Kirby. Identifying himself, Juante Kirby observed what some school students, who were passengers on a National School Bus Services vehicle, described as a frightening…
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Antigua, Caribbean paint manufacturers seek massive tax increase on paints coming from USA. Who benefits? Who loses?
In a formal letter addressed to the Honourable E. P. Chet Greene, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Agriculture, Trade, and Barbuda Affairs, CARICOM Paint Manufacturers have urgently requested a meeting to present the findings of their comprehensive consultancy report titled “Trade in Paints and Paint Related Products: An Investigation into Unfair Pricing Practices and Possible Remedies.”…
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Woman gives birth on airplane as shocked passengers gawk
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP She became a mommy on the fly! While aboard an international flight earlier this month, an expecting mother was forced to totally wing it when she unexpectedly went into labor and gave birth on the aircraft. “Yay!,” cheered applauding passengers on a Pegasus Airlines plane headed from…
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Caribbean Airlines to partner with Saudi Arabia for flights to the Caribbean
Caribbean Airlines Limited is pleased to announce that its Chairman, S. Ronnie Mohammed recently participated in the Prime Minister’s delegation to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. During this visit, Mohammed engaged in high-level discussions with Rashed Alshammair- Vice President of Commercial from Saudi Arabia’s Air Connectivity Program (ACP) to explore areas of collaboration and cooperation…
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PM Browne threatens to fire underperforming APUA workers
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has told the “bad eggs” at the Antigua Public Utilities Authority’s (APUA) Water Department that they will be fired if they fail to do their jobs. During an appearance on his weekly radio program on Sunday, Browne said he will start calling out the people that are responsible for communities in…
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MP-Elect Kelvin ‘Shugy’ Simon to be sworn in Tuesday
(REAL News) MP-Elect Kelvin “Shugy” Simon will be sworn in as the representative of the St. Mary’s South(SMS) constituency next Tuesday, November 21, and Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle says he is looking forward to seeing “a full house” to witness this historic event. On October 24, Simon decisively won the SMS by-election for the United…
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General Post Office closed Monday as weeks of protest action continue
The General Post Office remains closed Monday, this despite promises of a planned reopening today to end weeks of protest action. Scores of postal workers are awaiting results of an ongoing meeting between the Office’s Union and GPO management. Аdvеrtіѕе wіth thе most visited news site in Antigua and Barbuda ~ Wе оffеr fullу сuѕtоmіzаblе…
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Germany donates 50 special lights to combat document forgery at Immigration
Germany Steps Up Security Partnership: A generous donation of 50 advanced magnifying lights from the German government equips the Department of Immigration with crucial tools to combat rising trends in fraudulent document construction. Chief Immigration Officer, Katrina Yearwood, expresses gratitude, highlighting the importance of staying ahead in the detection of forgeries, especially concerning Schengen visas.…
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Helping Men Manage Financial Stress
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP International Men’s Day is celebrated each year on November 19th. On this special day, we acknowledge and appreciate all of the incredible men who help to shape our world by making a difference in their communities. We take this opportunity to celebrate the sacrifices that they make…
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St. John’s Taxi Association secures 10% fare increase for cruise services in milestone agreement
Following successful negotiations, the St. John’s Taxi Association has secured a 10% fare increase for taxi operators serving cruise passengers this season in collaboration with the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association. This marks the first rate hike since 2005/6. Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez, announcing the agreement, expressed satisfaction, emphasizing the Ministry’s efforts to boost cruise ship…