| Norovirus strikes 2 cruise ships in Caribbean An outbreak of norovirus has forced two cruise ships in the Caribbean to make early returns to their home ports in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Reports say a total of 484 people have been stricken on the... | |
| Lord Ashcroft's Caribbean bank asked to hand over documents Lord Ashcroft faces demands to hand over documents relating to the collapse of a company whose subsidiary is accused of benefiting from a culture of corruption.An insolvency practitioner appointed by... |
| Single in the Caribbean Sun GRATEFUL for rain on a Caribbean vacation? You bet I was. And you might have been, too, had you just escaped from a mob of bronzed bodies dancing under the stars in whipped-up, blissed-out unison to... |
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| Trinidad & Tobago duo sets tone for Tennessee NEW YORK -- The Tennessee track & field teams were in the Big Apple Friday, but Trinidad & Tobago natives Annie Alexander and Jamol James felt right at home, delivering UT its best finishes... |
| Classical in style, Caribbean in flair What: Dance Victoria presents Ballet Nacional de CubaWhen: Friday night, with additional performance SaturdayWhere: Royal TheatreRating: 3.5 starsThe Ballet Nacional de Cuba spun, leaped and chassd... |
| Ballet review: Classical in style, Caribbean in flair What: Dance Victoria presents Ballet Nacional de CubaWhen: Friday night, with additional performance SaturdayWhere: Royal TheatreRating: 3.5 starsThe Ballet Nacional de Cuba spun, leaped and chassd... |
| HDC denies not paying contractors The Housing Development Corporation (HDC) yesterday denied allegations it has not paid contractors. Contractors said in full-page advertisements over the past week that they were still owed billions... |
| Expert: Govt increasing confidence in economy THE Government's decision to resolve repayments to CLICO policyholders after the insurance giant collapsed has increased confidence in the economy, a finance expert at First Citizens Investment... |
| WASA signs $5m deals with Spanish, Ugandan firms The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has signed a $3.8 million contract with a Spanish company to improve service to consu- mers. It has also signed another agreement, worth more than $1 million,... |
| Cuban Poet Highlights Cuban Relation with the Caribbean Havana, Feb 3 (Prensa Latina) Cuban poet Marilyn Bobes, renowned by her narrative work in countries such as Mexico and Peru, highlighted here the approach of Cuban literature with the Caribbean,... |
| Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago to Have Extensive Foreign Attendance Port of Spain, Feb 3 (Prensa Latina) About 220 thousand tourists have reserved a ticket to Trinidad and Tobago so far to enjoy the Carnival of the Caribbean nation, confirmed the Minister of Arts and... |
| Royal Caribbean taking hit from Costa Concordia disaster The world’s second-largest cruise ship company on Thursday reported increased profits in 2011 and a promising start to the new year — until the Costa Concordia wreck in Italy scared off... |
| Brit Man Goes Overboard On Caribbean Cruise A search is under way for a 30-year-old British man who has been seen going overboard from the world's biggest cruise ship. The missing passenger was filmed on CCTV going over the balcony... |
| Brush student Jenny Morgan takes Trinidad, Tobago course Jenny Morgan of Brush spent January studying in Trinidad and Tobago through a special program at Linfield College. Morgan is a junior majoring in music. She is the daughter of Todd and Donna Morgan... |
| Trinidad principal put students' heads in toilets, police say PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad – Police say a primary school principal in Trinidad has been charged with cruelty for allegedly pushing the heads of two boys into a toilet and flushing. Arlene... |
