The chairman of the Social Security Board has “unequivocally” shot down claims that the current administration borrowed millions in the form of Treasury Bills (T-Bills) from the Scheme.

Magistrates’ Court officials have found themselves under the police microscope over cash missing from the traffic ticketing “piggy bank.”

Furious garbage collectors are making a stink over late and short payment of wages dating back to June – and have even threatened to down tools if government doesn’t open its purse soon.

Unpaid child support cost a man his flight from Antigua to Puerto Rico as local authorities pulled him off an airplane on a warrant for his arrest for

Minister of Finance and the Economy Harold Lovell said that the recent release of IMF monies would allow government to give relief to scores of local businesses whose payments are in arrears.

The government’s bold move to fly in the face of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by bailing out ABI Bank has paid off with Minister of Finance & the Economy Harold Lovell reasserting government’s decision to help the faltering bank.

Joseph Doway, an accountant, is facing 48 charges of forgery and uttering related to his duties to deduct statutory remittances from a construction company’s employees’ salaries.

The landless will be given priority in the queue when government begins the distribution of approximately 600 plots of land, at concessionary prices, at the end of the month.

The closure of Coco Point Lodge in Barbuda at the end of the tourist winter season, last week, has raised concerns that the cash-strapped Barbuda Council will face further financial woes.

The Carnival Development Committee (CDC) is not in a position to agree to any payment plan for artistes participating in this year’s Carnival festivities as demanded