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PAJ joins in condemning Newsday raid
The Press Association of Jamaica is standing with the members of the Association of Caribbean Media Workers and the Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago in strongly condemning the police raid on the offices of the Newsday newspaper and the home of Trinidadian journalist, Andre Bagoo.
14 hrs ago | Stabroek News
Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago general manager Colin Lucas yesterday called for harsher methods to deal with port workers after another shutdown of the Port of Port of Spain yesterday.
18 hrs ago | Stabroek News
Jack Warner: Soca Warriors offered TT$15m
Jack Warner former special adviser of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation , has declared that he offered a TT$15 million settlement to 13 former T&T World Cup footballers to have a dispute over World Cup revenues settled, but the offer was rejected.
Trinidad and Tobago: Statement by an IMF Mission
An International Monetary Fund team visited Trinidad and Tobago during February 1-10, 2012 to conduct the 2011 Article IV consultation.
P/Town teacher held in Grande carjacking
The prompt response by police on Thursday led to the apprehension of suspects in robberies in Sangre Grande and Cunupia.
It was a cold and dreary New Jersey February in 1985, when I flew down to sunny Trinidad and Tobago to visit my customer and personal friend Everard Scott.
Rudd Gonzales was one of several patrons who came in for some rough treatment at the hands of members of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service at last Sunday's Panorama semi finals at the Queen's Park Savannah, in Port of Spain.
Govt gets $134m from EU for sugar revamp
THE European Union handed over a cheque for 16.585 million euros to the Government yesterday to aid in restructuring the country's sugar industry.
Malacca becomes the first non-Indian state to recognize 'Kolattam'
Malacca has become the first state outside India to recognize the ancient folk dance of Kolattam in its annual tourism calendar.
Levy action was taken against the TTFF yesterday on behalf of 13 former and current national footballers who are seeking to recoup money owed to them.
Panorama semis create happy vibes
Showing off their state of the art acoustic sound panels and performing on elevated ramps, pannists of Republic Bank Exodus execute Pelham Goddard's arrangement of Aunty Pat.
US Ambassador complains to PM on energy projects
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, left, and Helen Clark, under-secretary of the United Nations and United Nations United Nations Development Programme pose for a photograph at the launch of the Caribbean Human Development Report 2012 at the National Academy for the Performing Arts, Queen's Park West, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
Grammy Nominee Monty Alexander Brings 50 Year Career Celebration To...
Grammy Award nominee and jazz great, the scintillating Monty Alexander , is set to take one of New York's premier jazz venues by storm later this month as he marks the 50th year of his musical career with a multiple genre celebration.
Central Bank's Carnival warning: Watch out for bogus bills
The Central Bank is advising people to be aware of counterfeit bills when they conduct cash transactions during the busy Carnival season.
Criminal violence taking rising toll in Caribbean countries, UN report finds
An increasing crime rate is threatening economies and livelihoods in Caribbean countries, states a new United Nations report that calls for the right mix of policies and programmes to tackle the problem.
Sunderland uni recognised by Trinidad
Steve Cram, Chancellor of the University of Sunderland with Seerita Ramkissoon and Nardesh Maraj, University of Sunderland business graduates who studied at Trinidad's School of Business and Computer Studies.
Local Govt Minister lauds T&T healthcare
Local Government Minister Chandresh Sharma says T&T healthcare system was one of the best in the world.
Duane O'Connor wins Young King 2012
The banner fashioned after the main backdrop of Ian Alleyne's Crime Watch set was enough for the crowd to begin loudly applauding.
Threat of chutney soca court battle in T&T
Southex promoter George Singh is threatening legal action against the promoters of an alternative competition to his Chutney Soca Monarch competition-citing copyright infringement.
From the playground to diplomatic corridors
The Association of Female Executives of Trinidad and Tobago will host a luncheon and discussion on March 8 at the Port of Spain Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency, Wrightson Road, Port of Spain.
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