Regional Dialogue on Caribbean Cocoa Industry Development Opens at UWI
Regional officials and cocoa experts are meeting in St Augustine this week to chart a new future for the Caribbean’s […]
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CCJ dismisses Massy Stores Barbados appeal
The Caribbean Court of Justice has dismissed an appeal by Massy Stores Barbados, upholding a ruling that the company wrongfully
Ministry of Energy Receives Courtesy Call from CNOOC International
The Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries hosted a high-level courtesy call from executives of CNOOC International on Thursday. Energy
Augustine says THA election date still “under prayerful consideration”
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says he’s still “thinking and praying” about when Tobagonians will head to the polls, even though
U.S. military to step up training operations in Trinidad and Tobago
Attorney General John Jeremie says the United States is expected to intensify military exercises in Trinidad and Tobago in the
Prime Minister warns public about misinformation on US–UK intelligence issue
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is urging citizens to be on guard against misinformation, after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
New EMA Board Urged to Boost Efficiency and Uphold Standards
The new Board of Directors of the Environmental Management Authority has been officially appointed, with Planning and Economic Affairs Minister
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British High Commission celebrates birthday of King Charles III
The British High Commission marked the 77th birthday of King Charles III with a reception at the High Commissioner’s Residence,
Fishermen and Friends of the Sea support ban on fetes at Brian Lara Stadium
Fishermen and Friends of the Sea is commending Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar for her decision to halt all fetes at