Search Called Off for Missing Boat Captain
French authorities have officially called off the search for missing boat captain Philippe Daniel Jules, who reportedly fell overboard while sailing from Antigua to Dominica on Tuesday night. Jules, a French national, was at the helm of the vessel when tragedy struck....
A Growing Cry for Help: Women with Mental Illness Taking Shelter at Bus Stops in Antigua | VIDEO STORY
Across Antigua, a silent crisis is unfolding in plain sight. At bus stops meant for weary commuters, women battling mental illness now seek refuge — sleeping on benches, surrounded by plastic bags and bottles, exposed to the elements and the indifference of passersby....
Reparations for Slavery – Reality or Fantasy?
Let’s confront the question posed by the title of this article right away. Are reparations for slavery a realistic possibility or just a fantasy? I firmly believe that reparations are a practical, fair, and achievable way to compensate the descendants of...
Tri‑State Community Marks 44th Antigua & Barbuda Independence—This Sunday
Members of the Antigua and Barbuda diaspora residing in the tri-state area of New York will kick off their celebration of the country’s 44th political Independence anniversary this Sunday. The festivities will feature the annual Independence Thanksgiving Service,...
