A Christmas Message
By Bishop Rolston S.M. Jeffrey “O How I love Jesus” (Matt. 1:18-25). Names do not mean much to people today. They pick out names for their children for many…
By Bishop Rolston S.M. Jeffrey “O How I love Jesus” (Matt. 1:18-25). Names do not mean much to people today. They pick out names for their children for many…
By Brian M. Francis (Ph.D) Two days ago, your humble servant had what can easily be considered a rather exciting conversation with a former student who has only just…
By Colin Sampson ‘Twas the weekend before Christmas … and all through the town the vendors sat sadly, most wearing a frown. The buying was patchy … customers not many…
What type of day are you having? A fairly good and productive day. What is it you currently do? I’m an entrepreneur, I’m the owner of Ishwari which is…
By Brian M. Francis (Ph.D) The economics literature is absolutely clear on the advantages and disadvantages of fixed exchange rate regimes. One of the major benefits of such an…
By Colin Sampson As human society evolves past the era of organised religion it is becoming increasingly obvious to any clear-headed observer that the governing system we popularly call ‘Democracy’…
Dr. George C. Brathwaite Last Wednesday, there was a public holiday celebrating the birth of Antigua and Barbuda’s Father of Independence and first National Hero – the Right Honourable Sir…
One thing is certain: all societies need heroes. Antigua & Barbuda is no exception. As a matter of fact, this tiny two-island state is more blessed than many. Hosting a…
By Cecil E. W. Wade The Right, Honourable, Doctor, Sir Vere Cornwall Bird, our first National Hero was born on December 9, 1909 in a slum area at the…
By Brian M. Francis (Ph.D) The member countries of the OECS are an interesting case study because of the existence of a common currency among them. The fact that those…