TTPS raises awareness and mobilizes action to eliminate violence against women and girls
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is observing 16 days of activism against gender-based violence under the theme “Unite to […]
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Minister Benjamin Mourns the Passing of Scholar and Cultural Trailblazer Dr. Daphne Phillips
Culture Minister, Michelle Benjamin, has extended heartfelt condolences on the passing of Dr. Daphne Phillips — a distinguished scholar, public
Met Service: Rivers elevated, CTTRC Chairman confirms floods subsided, fallen tree cleared
The Met Service says despite today’s continuous rainfall, major rivers remain contained at this time, but remain elevated. The Local
Yellow Level Adverse Weather Alert extended until 12PM on Friday
The Yellow Level Adverse Weather Alert has been extended until 12PM tomorrow. In its latest update, the Met Service says
Barbados Canada Association Hosts Chic Gala in Toronto for 59th Independence
The Barbados Canada Association celebrated Barbados’ 59th Independence with a glamorous gala at Toronto’s Parkview Manor. Guests enjoyed a stylish
U.S. Raises Reward to $5 Million for Fugitive Tren de Aragua Leader
The United States has increased its reward to up to five million dollars for information leading to the arrest or
Demming Says Government Lacks Transparency, Calls for Better Engagement with Citizens
Communications coach Denise Demming is criticising the Government for what she describes as a persistent lack of transparency and meaningful
TTPS Seizes Guns, Ammo and Cannabis; Multiple Arrests in Overnight Operations
Police have made several arrests and seized firearms, ammunition and cannabis during a series of intelligence-led operations across Trinidad under
CARPHA Boosts Antigua and Barbuda’s Capacity to Monitor Pesticides and Protect Public Health
The Caribbean Public Health Agency has completed a four-day training workshop in Antigua and Barbuda to strengthen the country’s ability
UN Report: Buying From Small Farmers Can Strengthen Food Security in Latin America and the Caribbean
A new United Nations report says governments across Latin America and the Caribbean can significantly boost food security by purchasing