Medical doctor George Roberts has said despite working only half day in the asbestos plagued Ministry of Health building, employees are “regrettably” at risk since they’re still being exposed to the substance known to cause cancer in humans....read more

Former Acting Chief Justice of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) Sir Brian Alleyne is of the view public funds should be used to finance election campaigns in Antigua & Barbuda....read more

The problems workers at several government offices, including those housed in the Hadeed-built complex, say they are experiencing, seem to stem mainly from poor maintenance and, to a lesser extent, design....read more

Its constitution has been written, “party” colour chosen, and “party” symbol identified....read more

Electoral laws governing campaign financing need reformation to allow for transparency and better management of what transpires along the campaign trail....read more

Barbuda Council Chairman Arthur Nibbs is blaming central government for the continuing practice of sand mining on the sister isle....read more

The Antigua Power Company’s (APC) win at the Privy Council yesterday is likely to cost the country millions of dollars, but this is still to be determined....read more

Speaker of the House D Gisele Isaac fears that if the regional movement to decriminalise libel is successful, it will result in even fewer women entering into the political arena....read more

The leader of one of Antigua & Barbuda’s pressure groups says she intends to press for greater input from the public on the type of treatment those convicted of murder should receive....read more

A complete newcomer has wrested the Barbuda Caribana Calypso crown from the defending monarch....read more