Antigua denies US military presence on the island
Antigua has denied reports of unauthorized US military activity on the island. In a statement, the Antigua and Barbuda Defence […]
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Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa damages initial estimate at US$7 billion
Damages in Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa have been initially estimated between US$6 and US$7 billion, or 28-32% of the
Barbados to join CAF as smallest full member
Barbados moved legislation on Tuesday to join the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF), which will make
Rampaul praises Windies bowlers after New Zealand win
West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul has given full praises to his bowlers, following their recent win against New Zealand.
UWI vs. UTT in TSATT football showdown on Thursday
The football teams of the UWI St Augustine Campus and UTT will battle for the Tertiary Sport Association of Trinidad
Arrive Alive observes World Day of Remembrance
Arrive Alive is inviting the public to take part in its annual World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
TTPS increases safety plans for Christmas and Carnival
As T&T prepares for Christmas and Carnival season, the TTPS is ramping up safety measures. Deputy Commissioner Suzette Martin outlined
Top Cop: Illegal drug crackdown leads to price increase
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says the price of illegal drugs in Trinidad and Tobago has risen due to TT and
PM: T&T not under threat from US-Venezuela tensions
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is dismissing concerns that Trinidad and Tobago is under threat from tensions between the United States
NCRHA to meet with unions ahead of planned staff walkout
The North Central Regional Health Authority says it will meet today with unions representing nurses at the Mount Hope Hospital,