Editorial Staff
10/04/25 18:45
Editorial Staff
10/04/25 18:45
Notice To All Vendors – St. John’s Development Corporation
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The government should lower taxes so that sellers lower prices.
Come on Luka, are you living in a make believe world? You know that’s wishful thinking
This is how we make and keep Antigua clean, orderly, beautiful and inviting. There’s going to be some push back, but stand your ground and enforce this order because Antigua is worth it. Think of what tourists see when they come here because it influences whether they return or recommend our island home to others. Tourism after all is our main industry and vendors will still be able to earn their daily bread so it’s a win all around. Not to mention pedestrians will now be able to safely traverse the sidewalks instead of contending with motor traffic on the roadways.