Early prevention is important in reducing child labour, says ECA
The Employers’ Consultative Association is representing Trinidad and Tobago at the ILO’s Global Conference on Child Labour in Marrakesh. CEO […]
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TTUTA wants Ministry of Education to deal with EAP “crisis”
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers’ Association is calling on the Minister of Education to urgently address what it describes
Man murdered in Curepe
A 46-year-old man was shot and killed outside his home in Curepe early Tuesday morning. Police identified the victim as
NWRHA increasing diagnostic scans and surgical services
The North Central Regional Health Authority has increased diagnostic imaging scans by more than forty thousand compared to the same
La Brea MP condemns theft of park cables
The MP for La Brea says today is a “sad day” for the community after armored cables were stolen from
NCRHA performs 40,000 scans after changes to clear backlog
More than 40,000 additional diagnostic imaging scans have been completed at the NCRHA, following changes aimed at clearing a longstanding
Two US Navy ships collide during refueling
A U.S. Navy destroyer and a supply ship collided during a ship-to-ship refueling operation yesterday afternoon. The Wall Street Journal
41 Port of Spain Schools to close tomorrow
41 schools in and around Port of Spain will be closed tomorrow as Carnival activities ramp up in the capital.
Couva Police Step Up Safety Ahead of Carnival
As Carnival approaches, Couva police officers took to the streets yesterday as part of Operation Festive Shield. Officers engaged residents,
PM Congratulates Mia Mottley on Historic Victory in Barbados
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has extended warm congratulations to Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley following her historic third consecutive