Samuel Peters is a local journalist based in Antigua & Barbuda. His work primarily focuses on covering news and events in the region, including topics such as music, healthcare, crime, and social issues. His articles aim to inform and engage the local community, shedding light on important stories that impact the lives of Antiguans and Barbudans.
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St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda (Local)
Samuel Peters' coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Antigua & Barbuda. His articles cover a diverse range of topics including government announcements, education, sports, healthcare, crime and legal disputes. Given the broad scope of his coverage, he may be open to pitches related to local educational initiatives or developments in healthcare services specific to Antigua & Barbuda.
Additionally, Samuel's attention to breaking news and evolving stories suggests that he may be interested in exclusive angles or updates on ongoing issues within the region. Pitches centered around human interest stories related to youth violence prevention programs or mental health initiatives could also align with his areas of focus.
Considering Samuel's geographic focus and emphasis on local content, PR professionals should tailor their pitches specifically towards events or developments occurring within Antigua & Barbuda.
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As many as one in three children in the Eastern Caribbean have faced sexual abuse, according to the charity UNICEF.
On Thursday, May 2, the police embarked upon another major traffic enforcement exercise at various locations, which resulted in 50 tickets being issued for various traffic violations.
Just how free do you think the media is in the Caribbean? Well today, Antigua and Barbuda joins the rest of the globe in marking world press freedom day.
By: Samuel Peters
"The trees whispered as the wind sought conversation. She did not stop to indulge in the gossip." That's an excerpt from "The Walk" by winning writer in the 2024 Wadadli pen Challenge and latest addition to the Best of Books bookstore-sponsored Alstyne Allen Memorial Plaque, Linita Simon. Hers is a…
By: Samuel Peters
Almost two years after the initial September 2022 delivery date for the 3 million gallons per day Bethesda RO Plant, our citizens and residents continue to suffer from an unreliable and inadequate water supply. I therefore call on the Utilities Minister, Melford Nicholas, to provide honest and evidence-backed answers to…
By: Samuel Peters
Sandals Grande Antigua Resort and Spa recently held its annual Prestige Awards ceremony to recognize and honour its most outstanding team members for the year 2023. The event was a night to remember, filled with glitz and glamour, energetic performances, and amazing prizes. This year’s event hosted over 100 nominees…
By: Samuel Peters
The University of the West Indies (UWI) Five Islands Campus and the Lions Club of Antigua held a tree planting exercise on Thursday, May 9 th at the Five Islands Campus.
A flash flood watch is in effect for low lying and flood prone areas of Antigua, Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, valid from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. this afternoon.
By: Samuel Peters
Prime Minister of Grenada Hon. Dickon Mitchell says stakeholders from a wide cross-section of the economy must be included in conversations if the Caribbean is to secure the sustainability of its tourism sector. Speaking at the 2024 Sustainable Tourism Conference in Grenada on April 22nd, the Prime Minister noted that…
By: Samuel Peters
C&W Communications has been announced as the Official and Exclusive Telecommunications Supporter in the Caribbean for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024.
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