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Sir Robin Yearwood's five-decade political career to be immortalised in official biography - Vimarsana News

Sir Robin Yearwood's five-decade political career to be immortalised in official biography

By Robert A. Emmanuel robert.emmanuel@antiguaobserver.com Governor General Sir Rodney Williams has revealed that the government plans to commission an official biography of Sir Robin Yearwood, celebrating the long service of the now 11-term Parliamentarian. Sir Robin Yearwood has served as representative for St Phillip’s North for the Antigua Barbuda Labour…

Sex offenders register moves a step closer | Antigua Observer Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Sex offenders register moves a step closer | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Carlena Knight Carlena.knight@antiguaobserver.com Minister of Social Transformation Dean Jonas has welcomed the possible introduction of a sex offenders register. The Sex Offenders Registry Bill 2022 seeks to see convicted offenders’ names publicly listed, along with other pertinent information like their date of birth, nationality, current home address and workplace…

Unclearing the slate - Vimarsana News

Unclearing the slate

There were anti-government protests and industrial action which were sparked by a proposal to increase pensions for parliamentarians in April 2000. These protests involved mostly teachers of St.Vincent and the Grenadines. As a result, the Government and opposition reached an accord which was aimed to end the political protests whereby new legislative elections would be called before March 2001. (Caribbean Elections) A new government was elected on the 28th March …

Unclearing the slate - Vimarsana News

Unclearing the slate

There were anti-government protests and industrial action which were sparked by a proposal to increase pensions for parliamentarians in April 2000. These protests involved mostly teachers of St.Vincent and the Grenadines. As a result, the Government and opposition reached an accord which was aimed to end the political protests whereby new legislative elections would be called before March 2001. (Caribbean Elections) A new government was elected on the 28th March …