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Mill Reef Home Invasion Trial: Elderly Victims Bound During Robbery, Court Hears
A trial linked to a violent home invasion at Mill Reef has heard testimony describing how elderly victims were restrained and robbed during the attack. Court proceedings are ongoing.
Secret Camera Catches Truck Illegally Dumping Garbage in Parham; Police Seek Driver
A hidden surveillance camera caught a truck illegally dumping garbage in Parham, and police have launched a hunt to identify and locate the driver responsible. The footage is now being used as evidence in the ongoing investigation.
St. Philip's North By-Election Scheduled for March 16 After Sir Robin Yearwood's Resignation
A by-election in St. Philip's North has been scheduled for March 16 following the resignation of Sir Robin Yearwood. Voters in the constituency will choose a new parliamentary representative on that date.
Antiguan Fishermen Express Fear After Deadly US Military Strike in Regional Waters
Antiguan fishermen say they are afraid to return to sea after a deadly US military strike in regional waters, according to Antigua.news. The incident has raised serious concerns about safety among local fishing communities.
ABEC Expands Workforce With 18 New Hires Ahead of Elections
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has hired 18 new staff members to strengthen its operational readiness and efficiency ahead of future elections. The expansion reflects ABEC's commitment to maintaining a credible and well-administered electoral process.
Opposition Leader Pays Tribute to Sir Robin, Backs Browne for By-Election Victory
The Opposition Leader has paid respects to the late Sir Robin while declaring that Senator Alex Browne will win the by-election triggered by his passing. The statement signals the opposition's intent to contest the seat seriously.
Three Antiguans Selected for Prestigious US Young Leaders Fellowship
Three Antiguans have been named to the United States Young Leaders Fellowship Programme, according to Antigua.news, in a notable international recognition for the twin-island nation.
Sir Robin Formally Resigns as MP After 50 Years in Political Office
Sir Robin has officially resigned as a Member of Parliament following a landmark 50-year career in political office, as reported by Antigua.news. Video footage captured the historic moment marking the end of one of the longest parliamentary tenures in Antigua and Barbuda's history.
Nigel Christian Murder Trial Set to Begin
The murder trial of Nigel Christian is set to begin tomorrow, as reported by Antigua.news. Further details are expected to emerge as proceedings get underway.
All Saints Resident Remanded on Firearms Charges Following Police Seizure
A man from All Saints has been remanded in custody after appearing in court on firearms charges following a police seizure, according to Antigua.news.
Judge Rules Evidence Insufficient in Disability Sex Case
A judge has ruled that evidence presented in a sexual misconduct case involving a person with a disability fell short of the required legal standard, according to Antigua.news. The ruling underscores the evidentiary threshold required for convictions in such sensitive matters.
Why Seizing Drugs Alone Cannot Win the War on Narcotics
A new report by Antigua.news examines why drug seizures alone are insufficient to win the war on narcotics, arguing that demand-side solutions are critical to any effective strategy.
PM Browne Honours Sir Robin's Lasting Legacy in Parliamentary Service
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has praised Sir Robin's parliamentary record, declaring that his service will stand the test of time. The tribute underscores Sir Robin's lasting contributions to Antigua and Barbuda's legislative history.
Sir Robin Yearwood Honoured at Special Parliamentary Sitting Marking 50 Years of Service
A special sitting of Parliament was convened to honour Sir Robin Yearwood on the occasion of his 50th year as a parliamentarian. The milestone marks one of the longest legislative careers in Antigua and Barbuda's history.
Cobbs Cross Primary School Installs Drip Irrigation System to Boost Agricultural Education
A new drip irrigation system has been installed at Cobbs Cross Primary School, advancing hands-on agricultural learning for students. The development, reported by Antigua.news, is expected to strengthen the school's farming education programme.
Sir Robin Yearwood Honoured at Special Parliamentary Sitting Marking 50 Years of Service
Antigua and Barbuda's Sir Robin Yearwood was honoured with a special sitting of the House of Representatives to mark 50 years of parliamentary service — a historic milestone in the nation's political history.
NODS Closes Western Coastline Section Amid Contamination Fears Tied to Cooks Landfill
Antigua's National Office of Disaster Services has closed a section of the western coastline due to contamination concerns believed to be linked to the Cooks Landfill. Residents and visitors are urged to avoid the area until officials provide further guidance.
Environmental Activist Questioned by Police After Excavator Fire in John Hughes
Police in Antigua have questioned an environmental activist following the burning of an excavator in John Hughes. The investigation is ongoing, according to Antigua.news.
Senate President Urges EU Assembly to Prioritise Women's Role in Economic Growth
Antigua and Barbuda's Senate President addressed a European Union assembly, arguing that empowering women economically is a key driver of sustainable growth. The address highlighted the importance of 'unlocking the woman factor' as a priority for national and regional development.
Police Issue Urgent Warning on Electronic Fraud
Antiguan police have issued an urgent public warning concerning electronic fraud, as reported by Antigua.news. Residents are urged to stay alert for further details.