Didn’t intend for this to be a Carnival mini-series but having ventured, as I do every year, to the opening parade, I’ll venture a few thoughts and observations....read more

As an ardent student of politics and constitutional studies, I have served all my working life in the public service of my native Antigua & Barbuda....read more

Given the right set of circumstances, history can repeat itself – in fact somewhere in the world, right now, if you pay attention to the news, it is. ...read more

I have been seriously contemplating, for some time now, to write this article about what I perceive to be the hidden facts about my beloved airline LIAT....read more

Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader, gave what some commentators described as a rousing speech at the Multipurpose Cultural Centre in Antigua last Wednesday....read more

Black people have a problem; a big, big problem. And Antiguans and Barbudans have it worse; maybe the worst....read more

Antigua & Barbuda is facing difficult times that demand “a patriotic response.” These were the words of the Honourable Minister of Finance Harold Lovell during the Budget Debate....read more

On 25 November, the UK Guardian carried an article entitled “The Shocking Truth about the Crackdown on Occupy.” ...read more

When we think of Christmas, we often think of cleaning our homes, putting up new curtains, and spreading Christmas cheer through gift-giving. ...read more

Some time ago I remember being involved in a radio discussion where we spoke of the eroding national identity, and the need for us to know ourselves and what we value if we expected others to respect us (the collective us, ie Antigua & Barbuda)....read more