The French Revolution has always been regarded as the classic example of people-power. Its ramifications were felt throughout the whole world.

The Crabb’s oil dump, currently under investigation, is but a symptom of the illegal dumping of used motor oil that has been going on here for decades and failure to take immediate action to clean up and prevent its continuance could have fatal consequences for the country.

A new oil stream has been discovered at Crabb’s peninsula even as the government’s investigation into oil dumping in the area continues.

The statement made by Antigua Labour Party representative on the Barbuda Council, Senator Arthur Nibbs, that the council’s inability to pay workers last week was

Lawyers for jailed Texas financier R Allen Stanford yesterday tried to shoot down claims by a fraud examiner that the once flamboyant billionaire took $1.7 billion in

A proposal is yet to be received by the Minister of Education for government to start charging school fees for non-Antiguan students.

Local legislators received both praise and admonition from International Labour Organization (ILO) regional representative Paula Robinson after her weeklong mission in Antigua & Barbuda.

A just concluded meeting to design a harmonised questionnaire for the 2011 OECS Population and Housing Census has been deemed very pertinent by Antigua & Barbuda’s Chief Statistician Statchel Edwards.

Boys and girls were equally matched in the 2010 CSEC examinations as both achieved an average 74 per cent pass rate.

Thirty-four-year old Rondel George of Vivian Richards Street became the country’s fourth murder victim when he was gunned down on Saturday, in Bendals, at around 12:30 pm.