Carnival returns to A&B in 2022, but 'super-spreader' events axed from the lineup
By Shermain Bique-Charles Shermainbique.charles@antiguaobserver.com Labour Day and Carnival celebrations are on the cards this year, after the pandemic put the…
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By Shermain Bique-Charles Shermainbique.charles@antiguaobserver.com Labour Day and Carnival celebrations are on the cards this year, after the pandemic put the…
By Carlena Knight Carlena.knight@antiguaobserver.com Despite the current spike in Covid cases, the country is unlikely to see the state of emergency reinstalled.
By Makeida Antonio makeida.antonio@antiguaobserver.com An Antigua Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) Member of Parliament has shared his displeasure following a…
By Carlena Knight Chief of Staff in the Prime Minister’s office, Lionel ‘Max’ Hurst, says that the right balance is necessary if the nation is hoping to achieve…
Eating their words Spread the love It was one of the funnier moments in recent American politics. We’re talking about that date in 2004 when presidential candidate, John Kerry, attempted to give an explanation for his ‘no’ vote on a bill calling for a further appropriation of $87B to support the Iraq war effort. Said the befuddled Kerry, “I actually did vote for the $87B before I voted against it.”As you can imagine his explanation gave rise to much mirth and merriment in political circles, and the good John Kerry was branded a flip-flopper – a man with a convoluted mind who w...