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- Install parking meters in Port-of-Spain
THE EDITOR: I would like to know if the Mayor of Port-of-Spain walks the various streets of his town? Why I ask is the wanton disregard for the laws within the Capital City. Imagine parking taking place on both sides of some streets (Frederick, Pembroke,
- Ghana in mission to imitate Trinidad
GHANAIAN officials are forging a partnership with Trinidad & Tobago’s National Gas Company (NGC) in an attempt to imitate the Caribbean island nation’s success in building up the infrastructure and regulatory conditions to make possible the
- Roger Ward moves up at Baltimore University
Tobago-born Roger Ward is the University of Maryland, Baltimore's new associate vice president for academic and student affairs. Ward, 44, who is originally from Hibiscus Drive, Tranquillity Heights, Signal Hill, was assistant vice president for student
- Family-Friendly Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras is often associated with wild parades in certain (in)famous cities, but families can get in on the act as well. Even New Orleans has sections of parade routes that are all about families. And Trinidad and Tobago -- which has a legendary
- Venezuela, T&T to sign energy trade pact
T&T and Venezuela will soon sign a pact to increase trade in energy products and to develop the oil and gas sectors of both countries. “Energy matters are high on the agenda between Trinidad and Venezuela so that closer ties can be formed between T&T
- Mayor allowed to run for Congress
Philippine Daily Inquirer LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET, Philippines - The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has allowed Itogon Mayor Mario Godio to run for representative of Benguet, after its provincial office refused to accept his certificate of candidacy
- Judgment reserved in TCL case against Guyana Government
Judgment has been reserved in the matter involving Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) and its subsidiary, TCL Guyana Incorporated (TGI), following hours of legal arguments at the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) against the Government of Guyana. The hearing took
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AFP - The Bolivian government declared a national emergency Friday in response to heavy rains and flooding that have killed at least 10 people and affected some 22,000 families nationwide in recent weeks.
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