Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda has issued a stark warning to Darwin Telemaque, the Manager of the Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority, regarding alleged customs irregularities. During his weekly radio address on Saturday, Browne revealed that he had received reports of containers leaving the port without the full payment of required duties. While the Prime Minister emphasized that there is currently no concrete evidence directly implicating Telemaque, he made it clear that any substantiated proof of misconduct would result in immediate termination. Browne’s statement underscores the government’s commitment to enforcing strict compliance with customs regulations and maintaining transparency in port operations. The warning comes amid heightened scrutiny of the port’s management practices, as the government seeks to curb potential revenue losses and ensure accountability. Telemaque, who has not yet publicly responded to the allegations, now faces increased pressure to demonstrate adherence to protocols. This development highlights the ongoing efforts by the Browne administration to address governance challenges and strengthen public trust in key institutions.