Gov’t has reached an amicable settlement in the decades-old case involving Elloy De Freitas. As a result, one of the longest legal disputes in Antigua and Barbuda has finally ended. The case dates back to 1990. At the time, De Freitas worked as an extension officer in the Ministry of Agriculture. Soon after, a dispute […]
Questions continue to grow in the murder trial linked to the death of Nigel Christian. Defence lawyers raised new concerns about how investigators handled key evidence. The trial involves three accused men. They are Saleim Harrigan, Wayne Thomas, and Lasean Bully. Prosecutors say the men abducted and killed Christian in 2020. During cross-examination, defence attorneys […]
Pilgrim has moved to a new role in a recent public service reshuffle in Antigua and Barbuda. The change affects several senior government positions. Clarence Pilgrim previously served as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, officials have now reassigned him to the Ministry of Creative Industries. Sources say the move came late […]
Requirements are now in place for electors in the St. Philip North Constituency who need a Special Identification Card for the upcoming by-election. The card replaces expired or lost Voter’s ID cards. On Monday, 16 March 2026, the St. Philip North Registration Unit at the Glanvilles Community Centre will issue the special IDs. The unit […]
Prices in Antigua and Barbuda continued falling at the start of 2026, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. Headline inflation dropped 1.3% in the twelve months to January 2026. This extends the downward trend that began late last year. Moreover, prices fell 1.9% between December 2025 and January 2026, showing that the […]
APUA staff will decide Friday whether to accept proposals from recent negotiations with management. The discussions involved the Antigua Trades and Labour Union and the Antigua Public Utilities Authority. Union leaders say the talks ended on a positive note. According to union president Bernard de Nully, progress was made on several key worker concerns. The […]
Prime Minister Gaston Browne visited Grace Christian Academy on Thursday morning. During the visit, he donated funds to support a student tree-planting project. The visit followed a request from a Grade One teacher. The class had been studying national leaders in Social Studies. Therefore, the teacher invited the Prime Minister to meet the students. Browne […]
Gaston Browne has urged stronger cooperation among small and middle nations within the Commonwealth. The Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, shared the message in an opinion article. The piece appeared in The Telegraph on Monday. According to Browne, global power structures are shifting rapidly. Therefore, smaller nations must work together to protect […]
Canadian woman Roselynee Crisostomo has been remanded in custody after a major cannabis seizure at the airport. Authorities stopped the 48-year-old shortly after she arrived in Antigua and Barbuda. She had travelled on an Air Canada flight from Toronto. The incident happened on March 10 during a joint drug interdiction operation. Several law enforcement teams […]
Charity Henry will represent Antigua and Barbuda this weekend at an international pageant. The makeup artist and entrepreneur will compete in the Miss International Elegant Mothers Pageant 2026. The event will take place on March 15 in St. Martin. Henry said her participation goes beyond winning a crown. Instead, she hopes to inspire young girls […]
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