Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle has denied any part in the government vehicle procurement scandal. He called the claims politically driven and meant to distract the public. Pringle said those accusing him should show proof and take responsibility for their statements. He urged the government to launch an independent inquiry not just into the vehicle issue […]
Students at the University of the West Indies, Five Islands Campus, have started a new digital newsletter called The Frigate Post. The goal is to share stories about campus life, student talents, and achievements. It’s a space made by students for students to connect and express themselves. The newsletter features sports updates, event highlights, opinion […]
CARICOM, the Caribbean regional organization, has come under fire for its weak response to recent US military strikes in Caribbean waters. The strikes are part of efforts by the US to stop drug trafficking from Latin America. CARICOM stated that the Caribbean should remain a zone of peace, but critics say its reaction lacks strength […]
On October 16, 2025, Justice Arif Bulkan was sworn in as a Judge of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) at a ceremony in Guyana. The event was led by President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, who praised Justice Bulkan’s appointment as a proud moment for the region and for Guyana. President Ali emphasized the importance of […]
PM Gaston Browne addressed concerns about a recent vehicle purchase issue. He emphasized that neither he nor Minister Brown is involved in any scandal. The claim that 200 vehicles were bought is false. The government usually purchases fewer than 100 vehicles each year. The Prime Minister admitted there was a policy breach regarding private vehicle […]
Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre (SLBMC) Certified as an Essential Stroke Centre by the World Stroke Organization Milestone achievement marks a new era for stroke care in Antigua & Barbuda ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, October 19, 2025 — The Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre (SLBMC) has officially been certified as an Essential Stroke Centre by the […]
PM Gaston Browne stated that his wife, Maria Browne, did not approve any vehicle purchases now being investigated. These vehicles were bought without Cabinet approval, and the matter is under government review. The Prime Minister spoke about this during his weekly radio program. He responded to rumors by saying his wife was not involved in […]
Sixteen calypsonians will compete in Antigua and Barbuda’s 44th Independence Calypso Competition. The event is a major part of the island’s culture and music scene. It will take place on October 30, 2025, at Jack Idle. Fans can expect a night filled with powerful patriotic songs and strong performances. The finalists were chosen after a […]
The Potworks Reservoir is a key water source in Antigua. Right now, it holds enough water to last about four to five months. This is good news for residents who rely on it daily. The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) monitors the water levels closely. As of October 17, the reservoir’s water level was 12 […]
Prime Minister Gaston Browne confirmed that Comptroller of Customs Raju Boddu has resigned, citing stress-related health problems. In Parliament, Browne said Boddu’s resignation follows a review of procurement in the Customs and Revenue Departments, especially regarding vehicle purchases that lacked full Cabinet approval. He described the issue as “wilful neglect” and noted that several senior […]
English 
