The Lower House of Parliament moved to close a loophole for sales tax refunds by passing an amendment yesterday.

Twelve years after making a blunder by erasing the offence of driving without a licence from the law books, parliament has moved to correct its error.

Commercial banks are continuing to take government up on its offer to cut their corporation tax if they in turn slash their mortgage interest rates below 7 per cent.

Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer is likely to face yet another no confidence motion brought against him by leader of the Opposition Antigua Labour Party

Deposed chairman of the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) Sir Gerald Watt won his High Court case challenging his January 5, 2011 demotion.

The Antigua Labour Party (ALP) is exploring the possibility of court action to challenge the electoral amendments that passed the Senate on Monday.

The issue of illegal tint has long been a vexing one in this country for those vested with the responsibility of law enforcement.

Labour Minister Dr Errol Cort has urged more Antiguans and Barbudans to apply for the Caricom Skilled Nationals Certificate, which will entitle them to work in other Caricom countries without a work permit.

Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer is being advised to get himself a good lawyer, as he’s going to need one for a tough legal battle ahead.