Two local football referees will join others from the region at the Caribbean Football Union Digicel Cup Group Four matches in St Lucia.

Caribbean governments are being warned that they could be in for a rude awakening, if care is not given to address the region’s soaring food import bill.

Nearly a week after Cabinet imposed a ban on the copper trade, police have caught three men suspected in the theft of the metal from a business place Monday evening.

Government is utilising social media to attract public interest as it prepares to host Caribbean Agriculture Week (CWA) for the first time.

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

Sir Vivian Richards is known as the “Master Blaster,” but yesterday he was the master mentor, addressing future workers in the hospitality field at the Antigua & Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute (ABHTI).

Principal of the company spearheading the proposed construction of the Antigua Sports Village said the US $120 to US $150 million to construct the facility will not rest on the shoulders of the Antiguan public.

Organisers for the week of activities to celebrate the 60th birthday of the country’s only living national hero, Sir Vivian Richards, have announced the inclusion of former West Indies captain and record holder for the highest First Class score, Brian Charles Lara.

Former commissioner of sports and now ALP senator, Paul “Chet” Greene, has called for the renaming of Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Grounds (SVRCG).

Acting President of Antigua & Barbuda Football Association (ABFA), Fernando “Nando” Abraham has countered claims that the lighting at Antigua Recreation Grounds (ARG) is of a poorer quality than it was last season.