Economy

Treasury gets injection of more than $25,000 as magistrate orders forfeiture of money believed to be tainted by crime

Over $25,000 went into the Government ‘s Consolidated Fund as a result of forfeiture proceedings in the St. John’s Magistrates’

Former banker Everett Christian says he is not taking very seriously the talk that the United States dollar is being

Unemployment is a major contributing factor to the recent spike in the crime rate, says Damani Tabor, the United Progressive

Beneficiaries of the Board of Guardians are lamenting the fact that they have not received their stipend for four months

Barbuda MP Trevor Walker has revealed that the Barbuda Council, on occasion, has had to pay some of the sister-island’s

The Barbuda Council has been making good strides in reducing its payment arrears to workers and service-providers, according to MP Trevor

Frank B. Armstrong Antigua Ltd. and its employees remain at odds, as workers continued what, reportedly, was a second day

With public servants resorting to protest action to force the Government to honour its obligations to them – including long

Weekly paid government workers are expected to receive their wages today, April 24, after the Treasury Department missed payment last

In what is seen as a move to prevent other entities from staging industrial action, like the Teachers Union has done, the