| BAE Lays Keel For Thai Patrol Vessel BAE Systems Surface Ships and its Thai partner Bangkok Dock laid the keel of what will be the country's most advanced offshore patrol ship.The 295-foot, helicopter-capable corvette is based on the... | |
| Prestige holds the lead Prestige Holdings Limited concluded yesterday’s session as the volume leader with a volume of 355,220 shares being traded for a value of $1.24 million. National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited and... |
| Rambachan talks foreign policy with high-level US team Foreign Affairs Minister Dr Surujrattan Rambachan has met with a high-level delegation from the United States. The delegation included Assistant Secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere affairs... |
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| Mayaro pensioners homeless after fire The burning house belonging to Lesie and Caran Ali on Church Road Junction in Mayaro. Mayaro pensioners Lesie and Caran Ali discovered their home on fire after visiting a heart specialist in... |
| Hurricane Earl takes aim at northeastern US CHATHAM, Massachusetts—A weakening Hurricane Earl swiped past North Carolina yesterday on its way to the northeastern US, where officials warned residents that it still packed dangerous winds. Earl... |
| Two, including pensioner, on $3M bail for trafficking ganja AN attorney representing an elderly man who is charged with trafficking marijuana, pleaded yesterday with a San Fernando magistrate to have his bail conditions... |
| Senior cops go on leave FIVE days after taking over from James Philbert as Acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) top cop Stephen Williams yesterday made administrative changes to his executive due to three senior officers... |
| NCRHA pays out $4M to its suppliers Newsday has been reliably informed that cheques have been prepared for disbursement to some of the companies which provided goods and services to the NCRHA. In a release on Thursday the NCRHA said it... |
| More equipment to fight mosquitoes THE Chaguanas Borough Corporation will have additional equipment in its fight against the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, the carrier of the dreaded dengue fever, according to Mayor Orlando... |
| Scholarship recipients to be ... The announcement of scholarship recipients will be made early next week. This was disclosed by a reliable source who was not speaking in an official... |
| Prisons Officers in dangerous ... FORMER Commissioner of Prisons, Carlo McHoney, has noted that prisons officers today are living in dangerous times, and they must be dynamic to respond to the... |
| Residents call for a lay-by fo ... DEBE residents are calling on Works and Transport Minister, Jack Warner, to allow the construction of a lay-by in front of the Debe Road Hindu Primary School along the SS Erin Road so that students... |
| ‘Tobago love’ for Kamla in Scarborough Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar provoked raw “Tobago love” yesterday evening as she met the Friday evening crowd at Scarborough. Persad-Bissessar walked the busy streets,shaking hands,... |
| Biche High School remains closed. Come Monday morning, the Biche High School will not be opened as promised by Education Minister Tim Gopeesingh. This was confirmed by ministry officials who said that emission tests still had to done... |
| Coast Guard rescues four foreign fishermen The T&T Coast Guard Search and Rescue team rescued three Venezuelans and one Guyanese who had been adrift at sea for almost two days. A fifth Venezuelan national, Aspa Labi, 23, is still missing.... |
| Relative: Mom tried to save baby, but in vain The family of two-year-old Saleil de Silva will no longer see her smile. Saleil, affectionately known as “Leyley,” died after she choked on her vomit on Thursday afternoon. A report said... |
| Cops called in for dog lovers Founder of Animals are Humans Too in T&T, Nalini Dial, reacts to the directive of a policeman at the dog pound in San Fernando. Photo: Rishi Ragoonath Police were called in yesterday to... |
| ‘Grieving’ woman fined for cursing at hospital The mother of prison escapee Ricardo Mahadeo, who was killed by police in July, has been fined $1,000 after pleading guilty to resisting arrest and using obscene language. Yesterday, Hemlawtie... |
| Govt workshop continues in Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar discusses government matters with Attorney General Anand Ramlogan, left, Minister of the People and Social Development Glenn Ramadharsingh and Local Government... |
| Former State lawyer appointed magistrate Former State attorney at the office of the Attorney General Rehanna Hosein has been appointed as a magistrate. She was appointed at a simple ceremony on August 23, at the Hall of Justice in... |
| Two women, teen on gun, ammo charges Two women and a teenager are expected to appear in the Arima Magistrates’ Court on Monday, charged with possession of firearms and ammunition. The suspects, ages 21, 39 and 19, were arrested... |
| Film-maker lectures first at UWI/Sabga Caribbean award 2006 Anthony N Sabga Caribbean Awards for Excellence laureate Robert Yao Ramesar, left, receives his award from Anthony N Sabga, chairman emeritus of ANSA McAL, centre, and Sir Ellis Clarke. ... |
| Security firm hosts king, queen contest A total of 21 employees of the Amalgamated Security Services will take part in the seventh annual King and Queen competition. The contestants promised to shine in three categories—Mr Amalgamated,... |
| ACTT presents PM with ‘master plan’ for culture Artist Coalition of Trinidad and Tobago (ACTT) has presented Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar with its “cultural sector master plan” for next week’s budget. The group said it met with... |
| Karamaths return to court on December 15 No evidence was taken yesterday when Khalil Karamath, son of late millionaire contractor Hafeez Karamath, and his wife, Sabeerah Mohammed, appeared in the Tunapuna Magistrates’ Court to answer gun,... |
| BBC Caribbean News in Brief With the Caribbean still reeling from the effects of the global financial crisis, more attention is being placed on the development of small and medium... |
| Tobago players take charge of RBTT Tobago Davis Cup player Yohansey Williams won his fifth consecutive title for 2010 as he led the Tobago charge in dominating the RBTT Tobago Open Tennis Championships that culminated at the Shaw Park Lawn... |
| National Schools Basketball to open in October The Trinidad and Tobago Secondary Schools Basketball Association will launch its 2010 season at the Chaguanas Indoor Facility on October 6. The change from hosting the League in the first term of... |
| W/Cup football at Dwight Yorke Stadium Tobago will be privileged to enjoy the hosting of a Group Stage for the second hosting of a World Cup Final in Trinidad and Tobago, when the FIFA Under 17 Women World Cup Finals commence on Sunday. ... |
| Govt comes to Tobago This week the focus will be on a visit to the island by members of the People's Partnership (PP) Government headed by Mrs Kamla Persad-Bissessar. The government entourage was due to touch down in... |
| Give Slater a chance Before we deal with the new politics of Tobago, I would humbly use this opportunity to make an open and human appeal to the Executive of the Tobago Cricket Association to lift the two year ban... |
| Trinidad on a wave of confidence Tournament football is as much about momentum as skill, strength or luck. Trinidad and Tobago’s U-17s, getting set to participate in their first women’s world finals, are finding their rhythm at... |
| Boyd playing for Ireland at U-17 World Cup Friday, 03 September 2010 12:01 When September rolled around, Zoe Boyd figured she’d be with her John Jay girls soccer teammates, tuning up for the high school season. Instead, the standout... |
| Caribbean Tourism Industry Stakeholders to Participate in OAS Corporate Social Responsibility Workshop Tourism industry stakeholders from Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Guyana, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago will participate in a... |
| Caribbean braced for more storms "As this La Nina continues to build, we should see above-normal numbers of (September) and (October) storms," Matt Rogers, president and meteorologist with Commodity Weather Group in Bethesda,... |
| Biodiversity critical to small islands—Sankat St Augustine Campus Principal Prof Clement Sankat says it is important for small island states like T&T to strike a balance between socio-economic development and conservation of its natural... |
| House comes tumbling down Grandmother Tora Andrews, Stephen Andrews, Anastacia Mc Gillvery and six-year-old Jeheil Gabriel stand in front of the collapsed house. PHOTO: RISHI RAGOONATH Moments before their wooden house... |
| Wanted: $3m to host Haitian students Sharan Chandradath Singh, left, director of International Office, UWI; Prof Clement Sankat, UWI St Augustine campus principal; Anna Maria Brooks, of Republic Bank Ltd; Conrad Aleong, chairman of... |
| Master chefs share skills with locals Rahman “Rock” Harper, winner of season three of Hell’s Kitchen, combines fun and flair with his exquisite culinary skills as he demonstrates the making of crab cakes. Occasion was the... |
| Proud moment in T&T’s history TOP: Minister of Justice Herbert Volney and his wife Tricia arrive for the awards ceremony. BOTTOM: Professor Selwyn Ryan and his wife Pat arrive at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, for the 48th... |