Gov’t launches financial literacy programme for primary schools
The Department of Education has launched a financial literacy programme for primary school students to give them the skills to…
Author: Rebecca Bird
Gov’t cuts ribbon on new hatchery and distributes baby chicks
The government officially opened its new hatchery this week, marking a key step in its initiative to advance poultry farming…
US company signs five-year deal to manage Anguilla’s .ai domains
A United States company has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Anguilla to manage the sale of…
Investigation launched after gate falls on child at primary school
The Government of Anguilla has launched an investigation after a pupil was injured when a newly installed gate collapsed at…
Concacaf Nations League: Belize secures second win against Anguilla
Anguilla suffered a 1-0 defeat to Belize in their second Concacaf Nations League matchup, replicating the score from their earlier…
Hurricane Leslie forecast to pass safely away from Anguilla
7 October, 9.30am Category one cyclone Hurricane Leslie is expected to head north into the open Atlantic, completely missing the…
Anguilla reports record-breaking surge in tourist arrivals
Anguilla has set new tourism records in four of the first five months of 2024, with January, February, March and…
House of Assembly grants juice cafe owners a $12k tax break
The owners of a healthy drinks cafe in South Hill have been given a customs duty tax waiver amounting to…
New York Times and Capital One collaborate on Anguilla travel video
Media giant New York Times and financial institution Capital One collaborated to film a short travel video in Anguilla this…
Electric car buyer receives backdated import duty and tax break
A resident who imported an electric car in 2022 will save EC$4,500 in customs duty and excise tax, thanks to…