Mrs. Vernest Mack joins the Antigua Barbuda Electoral Commission as its newest member
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission welcomes its newest member to the seven-member body. Mrs. Vernest Mack, esteemed educator, trainer and counsellor, was appointed on September 27th 2022 by the Governor General’s Deputy, Sir Clare Roberts, KCN, KC. Mrs. Mack replaces Ms. Jeanette Charles, who was appointed by the Antigua and Barbuda Chamber of Commerce, the Antigua and Barbuda Trades…
Post-mortem determines slain Mexicans died from gunshot wounds; bodies to be flown home next Wednesday, source says
The bodies of the two Mexicans killed at the Pillar Rock Hotel will be flown home for burial in two weeks. Post-mortem examinations conducted last week have determined that the duo – Cesar Santos Ramirez, 36, and Ronaldo Emmanuel Sandoval Stone, 39 – died from injuries related to gunshot wounds. This paves the way for their families to lay their loved…
LIAT readies for take-off after new agreement with Caribbean Tourism Group
A new LIAT is underway, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, and the CFA Global a subsidiary of Caribbean Tourism Group (CTG), a private regional company involved in investments in travel, tourism, and aviation. Under the just signed memorandum, CTG T/A “LIAT International” will deploy a fleet of small, medium, and…
Youth project designed to educate young girls and boys within schools on menstruation and period poverty
Menstruation, also referred to as period, is a natural occurrence amongst women and girls. The term “Period Poverty” describes the financial and educational struggles these individuals face when trying to access menstrual products. Unfortunately, period poverty exists in Antigua and Barbuda, affecting the physical and mental health of our female citizens within the age range of 8 to 50 years…
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