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Anglina Byron

Anglina Byron

Senior Correspondent - Politics, Business & Sports

Anglina Byron is a journalist at Associates Times, specializing in political, entertainment, sports and other business stories from the Caribbean and world. With her keen understanding and innovation, she is known for her clear, and insightful reporting. Her stories stand out for its readability and easily explained complex stories. For contacting Anglina mail her at anglina.byron@associatestimes.com

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Written by Anglina Byron

Published On 2026-03-15 08:09:50

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The government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced that St. John’s Public Cemetery will close to new burials by the end of March 2026 after reaching full capacity, though families with existing plots will still be permitted to bury relatives there.

The government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced that St. John’s Public Cemetery will close to new burials by the end of March 2026 after reaching full capacity, though families with existing plots will still be permitted to bury relatives there.
















Written by Anglina Byron

Published On 2026-02-27 17:18:07

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PM Mitchell shared that discussions focused on strengthening global partnerships, regional security, and advancing development priorities, with key contributions from leaders such as Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

PM Mitchell shared that discussions focused on strengthening global partnerships, regional security, and advancing development priorities, with key contributions from leaders such as Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.



Written by Anglina Byron

Published On 2026-02-25 07:34:21

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Parliament has passed the Payment System and Services Bill 2026, introducing a modern legal framework for digital payments, strengthening oversight, consumer protection and promoting financial inclusion within the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union.

Parliament has passed the Payment System and Services Bill 2026, introducing a modern legal framework for digital payments, strengthening oversight, consumer protection and promoting financial inclusion within the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union.