Tobago teachers frustrated over archaic processing of leave and career advancement
Tobago teachers are expressing growing frustration as delays in leave benefits and career advancements mount. There is a reported massive […]
Buy Local Campaign Aims to Boost Production and Save Foreign Exchange
The Government is ramping up efforts to boost local production through the Buy Local, Build Trinbago initiative. Speaking on a
Prime Minister Encourages Students Ahead of SEA Exams
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is extending best wishes to thousands of students preparing to sit the Secondary Entrance Assessment tomorrow.
LSA extends application deadline for Land for the Landless programme
The Land Settlement Agency has extended the application deadline for the Land for the Landless Programme. The new deadline is
Phillip Alexander makes donation to T&T Chapter of Disabled Peoples’ International
Minister in the Housing Ministry, Phillip Alexander, has donated $2,000 to the T&T Chapter of Disabled Peoples’ International. This, he
Minister: Gov’t taking steps to support persons with disabilities
Senator and Minister Dominic Smith says the Government is taking deliberate steps to support persons with disabilities, emphasizing inclusion beyond
Meta ordered to pay $375 million by New Mexico court
A court in the US state of New Mexico has ordered Meta to pay $375m for misleading users over the
153 persons arrested under SoE so far, 208 preventative detention orders issued
153 persons have so far been arrested under the current State of Emergency. 208 preventative detention orders were also issued,
CARICOM lends humanitarian support for Cuba
CARICOM Governments are joining efforts to provide humanitarian aid to Cuba, following a series of extensive blackouts in the country.
Youth, community unite to promote peace in Beetham Gardens
A new Peace Pole has been unveiled at the Beetham Gardens Government Primary School to inspire unity and hope in