Slow Growth and Energy Decline Weigh on T&T Economy
A new regional economic report is painting a cautious picture for Trinidad and Tobago’s economy. The IMF estimates growth of […]
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PM Promises Secondary School for Spiritual Baptist Community Amid Liberation Day Celebrations
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has assured the Spiritual Baptist community that government is working to establish a secondary school for
CARICOM Mourns Passing of Former Suriname President
The Caribbean Community is mourning the passing of former Suriname President Chandrikapersad Santokhi, who died today after falling ill at
Kite-flying festival at QPS over Easter weekend
“Carnival in the Sky,” a collaborative kite-flying festival for the Easter weekend, has officially begun with an exhibition at the
South Families in need get Government Grants
Government has distributed over six hundred thousand dollars in financial assistance to families in South Trinidad. The Ministry of the
WASA restores three of four vandalized wells
Three key water supply facilities in Tobago are back in operation following recent vandalism. THA’s Chief Secretary Farley Augustine described
Suspect arrested after cricketer’s death
Police say a breakthrough has been made in the murder investigation of cricketer Rashme Deoajit. The Trinidad Express reported that
Russian tanker carrying oil arrives in Cuba
A Russian tanker has entered Cuban waters with a shipment of oil. BBC News says this report comes just hours
PM: police officers to remain in schools
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar insists the Government has no intention of removing police officers from schools. Instead, she says there