Domestic US flights to be cut if govt shutdown continues
US flight capacity could be cut by up to 10% at 40 major airports, from Friday, if the government shutdown […]
Grenada to raise legal age for marriage to 18
Grenada has moved to amend its Marriage Act, raising the legal age for marriage from 16 to 18. Prime Minister
PM to launch Phase 2 of National Recruitment Drive today
The second phase of the Government’s National Recruitment Drive officially launches today. This new phase seeks to address critical areas
WI lose 2nd T20 vs. NZ
The West Indies were at the losing end of a high-scoring T20 this morning as New Zealand trampled them by
Extra police patrols, counsellors for Barataria school after violent incident
Extra police patrols will be deployed at Barataria North Secondary School as part of new measures to address safety concerns,
Sobers meets with Swiss ambassador
Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs, Sean Sobers, on Wednesday welcomed Swiss Ambassador Giles Roduit for a productive diplomatic meeting
T&T Aggregate Producers to protest outside National Quarries
The Trinidad and Tobago Aggregate Producers Alliance is planning a protest tomorrow at National Quarries in Sangre Grande. Alliance head
Griffith in support of Tobago police unit
Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says he supports the government’s proposal to create a localized police force for Tobago. Prime
Cordner signs for Turkish club Çekmeköy BilgiDoğa Spor
Trinidad and Tobago’s star forward Kennya “Yaya” Cordner has returned to the Turkish Women’s Football Super League, signing a new
EU, CARICOM IMPACS boost cybersecurity in the region
The European Union has joined forces with the Caribbean Community Implementation Agency for Crime and Security — CARICOM IMPACS —