Juhel Browne
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Pan Semis Returned To The Savannah
Panorama has returned to the Big Yard. The steelband competition semi-finals are still underway at Queen's Park Savannah after having begun at around one p.m. It's back on.. after an → Read More
CARNIVAL CAPSULE: KES ON SOCA FOR 2023
One of this nation's top Soca artistes says he is proud of the Soca fraternity for the music they have been putting out for this year's Carnival including that of → Read More
NO BENEFIT TO T&T THEN NO DEAL FOR ENERGY SECTOR
The Energy Minister says getting " the best deal and the best returns for the people of Trinidad and Tobago" is something that is "non-negotiable" in the government's talks with → Read More
T&T HAS NO GREATER FRIEND THAN THE US SAYS BOND
The new U.S. Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago has paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister. → Read More
T&T TO PRODUCE MORE OIL & GAS IN 2023?
The top brass of Heritage Petroleum Company Limited led by its chairman Michael Quamina, met with a team from the Energy Ministry headed by Minister Stuart Young at Heritage's Corporate → Read More
FOCUS ON SQUATTING NOT VOTER PADDING SAYS GOV'T
The programme to build starter homes in squatting communities is to be expanded this year. → Read More
GG Feels Vindicated By Ruling Of FUL Audit
Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith days he feels vindicated by the Appeal Court's ruling with regard to the issue of the FUL report. → Read More
3,998 OUT 23,000 CONTAINERS SCANNED: JAN TO AUG
The Comptroller of Customs says that just under 4,000 out of 23,000 containers have been scanned at the Port of Spain from January to August of this year. → Read More
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
The Local Government Minister says flood victims can apply for State-funded grants to assist in their financial recovery. → Read More
GUNS IN TTPS CUSTODY BACK ON STREETS SAYS HOSEIN
An Opposition MP says a report by the strategic Services Agency two years ago raised the issue of guns seized by law enforcement... getting back into the hands of criminals. → Read More
INSIDE BUSINESS: THERE IS NO INVESTMENT UTOPIA SAYS CEDA
A top official of the Caribbean Export Development Agency says that crime and problems with the ease of doing business "do present challenges to attract investment" to Trindad and Tobago → Read More
YOUTH PARLIAMENT WANTS GOV’T & OPPOSITION IN COMMONWEALTH TO COLLABORATE
At the Red House in Port of Spain, the leaders of the two opposing sides in the Commonwealth Youth Parliament or CYP sat at the same head table for a → Read More
AFRICA & CARIBBEAN NEED TO DO MORE BUSINESS
Trinidad and Tobago will be establishing a commercial office in South Africa.The announcement was made by the Trade Minister during the Caribbean Investment Forum...where a call was made by Africa's → Read More
WHEN WILL NEXT LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS OCCUR?
Exactly one month before December 3rd, the day on which the life of all of the Councillors and Aldermen in 14 Municipal Corporation Councils was originally set to end, the → Read More
IT IS WRONG IF....SAYS LAW ASSOCIATION
"If" there was an agreement by a political office holder and a potential witness in criminal proceedings, "to make recommendations to the DPP about whether criminal proceedings should be commenced → Read More
UNC SAYS ONLY DPP SHOULD DO PLEA BARGAINING
One attorney says there is nothing in law called an indemnity agreement. → Read More
GUYANASE CAN NOW TRAVEL VISA FREE TO UK
Guyanese nationals with valid passports will be able to travel to the UK as tourists for a specified period without a visa ....from the beginning of November. → Read More
POS MODEL UIN'S CLIMATE CHANGE SEMINAR
Students this morning focussed on climate change as they took part in the model United Nations seminar in Port of Spain organised by the Rotary Club → Read More
SCHOOLS TO BE BACK OPEN ON FRIDAY
After having been closed today after the passage of a tropical wave which left many parts of north Trinidad under flood waters, the nation's schools are to be reopened on Friday. The Local Government Minister made the announcement today as he defended the timing of the Education Minister's announcement this morning that schools in Trinidad would be closed today, less than an hour before classes… → Read More
LESS $ FOR FOOD CARDS BUT MORE FOR FOOD BOXES
An Opposition MP posed a question to the Finance Minister today. → Read More