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About Anika
Anika Kentish is a journalist based in Saint John's, Antigua and Barbuda.

As a journalist, she has reported for many news agencies including the Associated Press (AP) and the Barbados-based Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC). She has worked extensively for Observer Media Group in Antigua where she hosted the popular morning radio talk show Observer AM and wrote for the Daily Observer. 

Throughout her career, she has covered the Allen Stanford Ponzi scandal, the United Nations General Assembly in New York and visits of US Secretaries of State to the Caribbean. She has extensive experience covering natural disasters including the 2010 Haiti Earthquake, Hurricanes Irma in Barbuda and Ivan in Grenada.

Kentish holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and Public Relations and a master's in Training & Development.
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Activists challenge colonial-era abortion laws in Antigua and Barbuda

23 Oct 2024  |  apnews.com
In Antigua and Barbuda, a legal challenge against colonial-era abortion laws is underway, spearheaded by a doctor and the nonprofit Women Against Rape. The current law permits abortion only if a woman's life is at risk, with severe penalties for other cases. Activists argue the law is unclear and discriminatory, while the government claims past legal reforms have decriminalized abortion. The Evangelical Alliance, representing multiple religious congregations, seeks to join the case, emphasizing the moral aspect of the debate. A court ruling is expected to clarify the legal standing and potentially influence abortion laws in the Caribbean region.

A tiny island in the Caribbean seeks help from London after a politician is slain

Police fight protesters on Caribbean island of Dominica

03 Oct 2023  |  apnews.com
A protest over election reform on the Caribbean island of Dominica saw over 200 people clashing with police, who used tear gas to disperse the crowd. The opposition United Workers’ Party is pushing for reforms to reduce the ruling party's electoral advantage, accusing the government of unfair practices. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit condemned the violence, while Assistant Police Commissioner Richmond Valentine explained the protesters' demands. The protest affected guests at a nearby hotel, but no major injuries were reported.

Irma turns Caribbean island paradises into nightmares

10 Sep 2017  |  wwlp.com
Hurricane Irma devastated the Leeward Islands, causing 22 deaths and widespread damage. Looting and lawlessness ensued, prompting French and Dutch authorities to send extra troops. The Category 5 storm destroyed infrastructure, leaving thousands desperate to escape. The situation was exacerbated by Hurricane Jose, which halted rescue efforts. The French and Dutch governments are working to restore order and provide aid, with military and commercial support. Criticism arose over the handling of the crisis, particularly the response from the UK government to its territories. Evacuations and aid deliveries are ongoing, with significant damage estimated at 1.2 billion euros.

Irma turns Caribbean island paradises into nightmares

10 Sep 2017  |  www.philstar.com
Hurricane Irma has devastated the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, causing widespread destruction, looting, and chaos. The storm has left 22 people dead and severely damaged infrastructure, including airports and harbors. Efforts to restore order and provide aid are underway, with various governments deploying troops and resources. The situation is exacerbated by the arrival of Hurricane Jose, further complicating relief efforts. Criticism has been directed at the French and UK governments for their handling of the crisis, while evacuation and aid efforts continue across the affected islands.

Irma turns Caribbean island paradises into nightmares

10 Sep 2017  |  Dispatch Argus
Hurricane Irma devastated the Caribbean's Leeward Islands, transforming tourist paradises into chaotic nightmares. The storm caused significant damage, leaving 22 dead and prompting looting and lawlessness. French and Dutch authorities deployed troops to restore order. The situation worsened with Hurricane Jose, halting emergency efforts. Evacuations were conducted by various governments and organizations, including the U.S. and Norwegian Cruise Line. Criticism arose over the handling of the crisis, particularly towards the French and UK governments. Damage estimates reached 1.2 billion euros, with ongoing efforts to restore essential services and aid the affected regions.

Millions flee Florida as newly-strengthened Hurricane Irma takes aim

09 Sep 2017  |  www.independent.ie
Hurricane Irma, having regained category five status, is targeting south Florida with winds reaching 160 mph. The storm has already caused significant destruction in Cuba and resulted in over 20 fatalities across the Caribbean. Authorities have issued evacuation warnings to over six million residents in Florida and Georgia as the hurricane approaches.

Irma turns Caribbean island paradises into nightmares

09 Sep 2017  |  dailycomet.com
Hurricane Irma devastated the Leeward Islands, causing 22 deaths and widespread destruction. Looting and lawlessness ensued, prompting French and Dutch authorities to send extra troops. The Category 5 storm damaged infrastructure, leaving thousands desperate to escape. The situation was exacerbated by Hurricane Jose, which halted rescue efforts. The French and Dutch governments are actively responding, while the U.S. and U.K. governments have also provided aid. Criticism has been directed at the French and U.K. governments for their handling of the crisis. Evacuations and emergency measures continue as the region grapples with the aftermath.

After raking Caribbean, Irma gains strength, targets Florida

09 Sep 2017  |  West Hawaii Today
Hurricane Irma, after devastating parts of the Caribbean and causing over 20 deaths, has regained Category 5 status and is now targeting Florida with 160 mph winds. The storm has caused significant destruction across several Caribbean islands, including St. Martin, St. Barts, and Barbuda, leading to widespread evacuations and damage to infrastructure. Authorities are preparing for further impact as Hurricane Jose follows closely behind. The article details the extensive damage, evacuation efforts, and personal accounts of those affected.

Irma turns Caribbean island paradises into nightmares

09 Sep 2017  |  CTVNews
The Leeward Islands, including St. Barts, St. Martin, Anguilla, and the Virgin Islands, have been devastated by Hurricane Irma, resulting in 22 deaths and widespread destruction. The storm has led to looting and lawlessness, prompting French and Dutch authorities to send additional troops to restore order. The situation worsened with the arrival of Hurricane Jose, further complicating rescue and relief efforts. Various governments, including France, the Netherlands, the U.S., and the UK, have deployed resources and personnel to assist in evacuation and recovery. Criticism has been directed at the French and UK governments for their handling of the crisis. Damage estimates have reached 1.2 billion euros, and efforts are ongoing to restore essential services and evacuate remaining tourists and residents.
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