The MP who first called on government to produce in Parliament documents related to the Wadadli Power Plant says the finally announced tour of the facility won’t put the debate to rest.

Bowing to criticisms over a lack of transparency in the Wadadli Power Plant (WPP) deal, government on Wednesday announced September 4, as the date local media workers would tour the facility.

A date has been announced for the promised media tour of the Wadadli Power Plant.

The Lone Wolf Protesters have launched a petition to garner public support in their quest for answers into the controversial Wadadli Power plant deal.

The leadership of the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) is disappointed with its recent meeting with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Cabinet has agreed to open the Wadadli Power Plant doors to the scrutiny of media stakeholders.

Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer has given the Opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) the commitment that he will discuss its call for an independent investigation into the Wadadli Power Plant with Cabinet.

As Lone Wolf protestors continue to picket the controversial Wadadli Power Plant deal, the group is taking issue with the silence of some senior members of the opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) on the issue.

A senior official from the state-owned electricity provider has shot down suggestions that the company was in over its head in the care and maintenance of its newest major asset – the Wadadli Power Plant.

The Lone Wolf group of protestors has not and would not be getting any response to the demands on the Chinese Embassy for, among other things,