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U.S. Court clears path for corruption probe into PM Browne’s finances to proceed

Judge Denies Delay Tactics, Orders Financial Records Be Produced Under Strict Confidentiality In a landmark ruling with serious implications for Antigua and Barbuda’s political leadership, a U.S.
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Anthony Smith sworn in as Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries, and Blue Economy

By Robert Andre Emmanuel robert.emmanuel@antiguaobserver.com Newly independent MP Anthony Smith Jr has been sworn in as Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries and the Blue Economy in a whirlwind 24 ...
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Halo Supports China Cultural Exchange

Observer Media Desk The Halo Foundation donated $30,000 to the Confucius Institute of Antigua and Barbuda’s (CIAB) Chinese Bridge Summer School to assist in the facilitation of a cultural visit to ...
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UPP’s Lewis blasts the ABLP candidate’s record ahead of St John’s Rural West poll

Revised minimum wage likely to take effect on New Year’s Day • ...
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NSWMA unveils plans for modernisation and Sustainable Waste Management

By Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) announced a comprehensive series of initiatives aimed at modernising waste management ...
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Beach Safety Officer Remembered for Years of Dedicated Service

Observer News Desk Family, friends and colleagues are mourning the loss of veteran Beach Safety and Security Officer Kevon Warner, who died while on duty earlier this week, bringing an end to more ...
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Antigua’s Carnival has lost its soul, says Rastafari Elder

By Sharon N Simon Antigua and Barbuda’s Festivals Commission is in talks with Emancipation Watch Night organisers to draw more young people to the observance, addressing concerns that Carnival has ...
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Two Antiguan Students Reflect on SPISE Experience

By Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com Two young Antiguans taking part in a prestigious regional science and engineering programme said the experience has already reshaped their outlook on ...
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Azille Calls for Parliamentary Ratification of Final US Deportee Deal

By Algernon Watts Opposition Senator Azille has called for any final agreement governing the transfer of third-country nationals from the United States to Antigua and Barbuda to be returned to ...
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Junior Carnival Brings St John’s to Life

The streets of St John’s came alive with colour, music and youthful energy as hundreds of children took part in the Smalta Junior Carnival Parade, one of the signature events of Antigua Carnival ...
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Power Restored After Widespread Outage Sparked Public Frustration

By Staff Writer Electricity has been restored to all affected communities after a widespread power outage plunged large sections of Antigua into darkness on Monday night, prompting frustration from ...
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Public Works Protest Reaches PM’s Office

Revised minimum wage likely to take effect on New Year’s Day • ...