Antigua St John's - More than a week after Caribarena.com cited several imbalances in the cell tower report completed by PAHO’s consultant George Skvarca, attempts to obtain clarification on these discrepancies have gone unanswered.

Antigua St John's - Caribarena’s pressures on the Ministry of Information to release the cell tower report have finally paid off. After 200 days of waiting, the government has finally made the Cell Tower report available.

Antigua St. John’s - With the ability to boost the tourism sector, create next generation jobs and ultimately redefine the business sector, Antigua is once again poised to unveil a series of new technologies through the 2012 ICT Fest set to be staged between November 13 to 15.

Antigua St. john's - Antigua & Barbuda and other regional states are pushing ahead with work on a harmonised approach to completely switch from analog to digital broadcasting by the final deadline of 2015.

Antigua St. John’s - Caribarena has received information that the frequency allocation issues that have put APUA’s iMobile in danger may have been more deliberate than initially deemed.

Antigua St. John's - On Thursday, 12th of July, the Government officially announced the beginning of the GATE (Government Assisted Technology Endeavour) Program, a much hyped Government program intended to improve Antigua and Barbuda in many aspects.

Antigua St John's - Cable & Wireless’ 25 year monopoly license on international direct dial telephone calls has ended.

Antigua St. John’s - The Ministry of Information, will today launch the first component of the Government Assisted Technology Endeavour (GATE),  a four-part ICT initiative that will positively impact all sectors of the society.

Antigua St john's - Cable & Wireless' monopoly on international calls will expire on June 23.

Antigua St John's - Daryl Jackson has been appointed telecommunications consultant in the Ministry of Information, Broadcasting, Telecommunications, Science & Technology.

Antigua St John's - The Ministry of Information, Broadcasting, Telecommunications, Science and Technology, in partnership with APUA, launched the “Connect Antigua and Barbuda Biz” on March 15 at the Precision Centre.

Antigua St John's - Minister of Information, Broadcasting, Telecommunications, Science, and Technology Dr Edmond Mansoor has reflected on his ministry's accomplishments during the eighth anniversary of the United Progressive Party (UPP) administration.

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The recent announcement of the GATE project was marketed as a "major", "historic", "game changing" initiative that would change the face of Antigua and Barbuda forever. However, just how effective and significant the GATE project will really be needs a more detailed breakdown.

Antigua st. john's - The Ministry of Information has put a tight lid on the proposed iPad for students initiative that is poised to cost the Ministry of Education a solid EC$10 million.

Antigua st. john's - The proposed ‘iPad for Students’ initiative will cost the already cash strapped people of Antigua & Barbuda the staggering sum of EC$10 million, according to information reaching Caribarena.

Antigua St. John’s - With an injection of EC $12.412 million, the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) boasts a startlingly new facility through which it expects to collect better than 52 per cent of government’s projected revenues.

Antigua St John's - The GARD Centre (Gilbert Agricultural & Rural Development) has received US$89,075 from Japan to construct a training facility.

Antigua St John's - Some two years before elections is scheduled to be called in Antigua and Barbuda, the ruling United Progressive Party has taken to the streets in a not so surprising bid to rally its supporters and reaffirm support for its administration.

Antigua St. John's - In an environment that in another culture might have been strewn with red faces, a somewhat embarrassed Upper House moved quickly today to ratify the 2012 Amendment to the Vehicular and Road Traffic Act Cap 460.

Antigua St. John's - A representative of the non-governmental groups working on a policy to regulate content carried in the media said the process that began two months ago has not been abandoned.

Antigua St. John’s - Antigua & Barbuda’s Prime Minister the Honourable Dr. W. Baldwin Spencer on Saturday commenced a week of meetings at the United Nations before delivering the nation’s country statement at the 67th Session of the General Assembly on September 26.

Antigua St. John’s – A five-member delegation from the Organisation of American States (OAS) this week wrapped up the preliminary stages of a street-naming and house-numbering project.

Antigua St. John’s - The International Media Content Limited (IMC), whose corporate offices in Jamaica, has the exclusive rights to broadcast the 2012 Olympics for both television and radio throughout the Caribbean.

Antigua St. John's - Telecommunications Minister Dr. Edmond Mansoor has been severely criticized for his handling of the telecommunications affairs in the wake of the end of the Cable and Wireless monopoly on international calls two months ago.

Antigua St. John's - Caribarena has received information indicating that the Ministry of Telecommunications has put APUA at a serious disadvantage to telecommunications companies LIME and Digicel.

Antigua St John's - Radio and television sports personality Vernon "Epilus" Edwards Jnr is back at his substantive post as a sports programme producer and presenter at the state-owned ABS Radio and Television.