Lone Wolf protesters, who took their quest for answers to the residence of Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer, were forced to cut what should have been

The Antigua Labour Party (ALP) said it is unfazed by the defeat of an opposition motion of no confidence in Grenada’s Prime Minister Tillman Thomas.

Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer, late Thursday, dismissed the threat of a vote of no confidence against him and reaffirmed his government’s view that the Chinese-funded power plant at Crabbes is new.

Police hierarchy have launched an internal investigation into a breakdown of communication which resulted in the force’s failure to provide security for individuals they authorised

“Absolutely naïve” and “unacceptable” is how Opposition Leader Lester Bird described the response he received yesterday from Governor General Dame Louise Lake-Tack to his request for a commission of inquiry into the fences and power plant matters.

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

A Cabinet member is reported to have called on the prime minister to conduct an investigation into the Wadadli Power plant built with Chinese funds.

Research Officer for the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) Lionel Max Hurst has admitted that Chairman of the Public Accounts Lester Bird knew he had no “power“ to summon Ambassador David Shoul to a meeting on Tuesday.

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

Government and APUA are so far choosing to remain silent, even as damning allegations continue to be made about the new Chinese-built power plant at Crabbs.