TTMA talks with trade, new markets with USDA
The T&T Manufacturers’ Association has held talks with officials from the United States Department of Agriculture on expanding agricultural and […]
ALTA-TT Founder calls shame on comments using literacy struggles as insults
Founder of the Adult Literacy Tutors Association, ALTA – TT, Paula Lucie-Smith is calling shame on those who use literacy struggles to insult
US President orders re-opening of Venezuela’s airspace
US President Donald Trump has informed Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez that the country’s commercial airspace will be re-opened. He
PM confirms tyre shop owner to be charged for illegal dumping
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the tyre shop owner seen illegally dumping at Forress Park Trace will be fined by
NIHERST announces winner of Teach ME 2025 Competition
Leselli Daniel and Kachet Henry were the big winners at the 2025 Teach ME Teachers’ Virtual Competition. The Teachers’ competition
“Mindful Me” Journal launched to help students cope with school stress
The Government has launched the “Mindful Me” Journal to help children cope with school and exam stress. Speaking at the
Trinidad and Tobago accedes to the Escazú Agreement, advancing the right to a healthy environment
Trinidad and Tobago has acceded to the Escazú Agreement, drawing congratulations from the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI). The Agreement
Junior Calypso Monarch semis set for 31 January
Thirty young singers will face the judges in the semi-final round of the TUCO/First Citizen’s/Smalta National Junior Calypso Monarch Competition
Two Tobago women plead guilty to stealing groceries
Two women have appeared in Scarborough Magistrates’ Court charged with stealing groceries from a local supermarket. After pleading guilty, both
CCJ PRESIDENT VISITS THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) conducted an official visit to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights