Published 08 November 2018
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Press Release from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Anguilla records 3rd Murder for 2018
Published 8 November 2018
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Anguilla records 3rd murder for 2018
The Royal Anguilla Police Force is investigating the circumstances surrounding a shooting incident which occurred in Garlin Bottom, Island Harbour on Wednesday 7th November, 2018 around 5:45pm.
Links to Statement by Senior Minister Hon. Vance Amory on the Intended Closure of Lutron Liamuiga Ltd
Published 8 November 2018
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Links to Statement by Senior Minister Hon. Vance Amory on the Intended Closure of Lutron Liamuiga Ltd
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Man shot last night in Lower Monkey Hill
Published 8 November 2018
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Man shot last night in Lower Monkey Hill
At about 1240am on 8/11/18 information was relayed to the unit of a shooting that took place at Lower Monkey Hill. As a result of further information No. 722 DC Caesar visited the JNF General Hospital. Upon arrival the ambulance came shortly after with a male identified as 32years old Ian Pemberton a Car Wash businessman of Lower Monkey Hill will multiple gunshot wounds to his body. Preliminary investigation relieved that the victim operates his car wash business in the yard of Dr Drew Constituency Office at Lower Monkey Hill.
Minister Brantley engages with Osaka Prefecture Government Officials
Published 07 November 2018
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Minister Brantley engages with Osaka Prefecture Government Officials
(6 November, 2018) Minister Brantley and his delegation today concluded the invitation program to Japan with high level meetings with officials of the Osaka Prefecture Government. During the discussion, the Japanese officials referred to the Tourism Expo familiarization trip which was recently held in September and brought together government officials from across the Caribbean with the aim of expanding Caribbean Tourism in Japan. The Osaka officials also expressed a willingness to expand the people to people engagements and to work together to strengthen tourism between Saint Kitts and Nevis Japan and also the wider Caribbean.