Certificates presented to newly trained Social Services Delivery Officers
Over two dozen persons have completed training and will begin work as Social Services Delivery Officers. The persons were selected […]
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NATUC: Save Breakfast Shed, protect vendors
The National Trade Union Centre is calling on Government to protect vendors and preserve the historic Breakfast Shed in Port
T&T pays 22% of CARICOM Budget, Minister demands respect for economic role
Foreign Affairs Minister Sean Sobers says Trinidad and Tobago must demand the respect it deserves as CARICOM’s largest contributor, covering
Endometriosis often missed, calls for more education beyond Awareness Month
Endometriosis is being identified as a growing public health concern, with calls for more education and awareness beyond a single
Minister Alexander promises measures to address kidnappings
The Minister of Homeland Security says law enforcement agencies are collaborating to prevent kidnappings, stressing that incidents like this week’s
Health Ministry advises of recall for Rosabella Moringa capsules
The Health Ministry is advising of an immediate recall of Rosabella Moringa capsules by Ambrosia Brands. The recall, first announced
Health Minister denies any impasse with nurses
Despite being aware of the protest by nurses at the Sangre Grande hospital earlier today, the Minister of Health says
King rues costly lapses in 4-1 loss to Venezuela
Trinidad and Tobago head coach Derek King is ruing costly lapses in his team’s 4-1 loss to Venezuela in the
West Indies legend opens new restaurant in Guyana
Former West Indies captain Courtney Walsh has opened a new restaurant in Guyana. The restaurant, 519 Guyana was opened at
THA set to continue to hire Cuban medical professionals
The Tobago House of Assembly says there is no shift in policy on the use of Cuban medical professionals in