Residents opposed to the presence of the 220-ft “rust bucket” that has been drifting in Mercers Creek for years will soon have their prayers answered as authorities prepare to move Wave Runner to Parham Port.

Faced with a rejection of his request for an independent investigation into the Wadadli Power Plant, Chairman of Antigua Labour Party (ALP) Gaston Browne has vowed to take his party’s fight for an inquiry to the streets.

Former General Manager of Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) Peter Benjamin has joined the list of people asking for the details of government’s contract with the Chinese for the 30-megawatt Wadadli Power Plant.

Despite government attempts to allay the fears of the public on the controversy surrounding the US $47 million power plant that was provided with the assistance of the Chinese government, Antigua Labour Party (ALP) spokesman Lionel “Max” Hurst has indicated that the ALP is yet to be pleased.

Opposition senator EP Chet Greene is hurling Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer’s comments

Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer yesterday lashed out at the opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) and unnamed sections of the local media that

General Manager of Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) Esworth Martin yesterday responded to weeks of reports in the local media that the engines in the Chinese-funded 30-megawatt power plant are not new.

St Phillip’s North MP Robin Yearwood has raised serious questions about the new Chinese-built power plant at Crabbs that was commissioned just three months ago.