Rafting in Jamaica
File: Patrons enjoy the spectacle of the Independence grand gala held on August 6 at the National Stadium in Kingston.
JAMAICA INFORMATION SERVICE
A Caribbean Airlines Boeing 737-8 jet on final approach at GEO. Photo: Rawlston West/Caribbean Airlines
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The Noble Bob Douglas drillship
First Citizens Bank, Independence Square, Port-of-Spain.
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Heritage Petroleum
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Tourists at Dunn’s River Falls, Jamaica.
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Inter-American Development Bank head office in Washington DC.
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Flashback;Members of the Domestic Workers Association puts on flash mob to raise awareness of the rights of their members during CNC3 Morning Brew Carnival edition on the Brian Lara Promenade, Port-of-Spain.
KERWIN PIERRE
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Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Eastern Credit Union Kester Lashley
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An agricultural worker sprays a cabbage patch as he seeks to protect his produce from insects at Irrigation Road, Bejucal.
Mariela Bruzual
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Harry van Schaick
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Minister in the Ministry of Finance Brian Manning
Office of the Parliament
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File: Venezuelan immigrants wait outside the Immigration Division, on Richmond Street, Port-of-Spain,to collect their work permits.
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Scotiabank Centre at the corner of Park and Richmond Streets, in Port of Spain.
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Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett
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Jampro president Diane-Edwards
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Rafting in Jamaica
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File: Patrons enjoy the spectacle of the Independence grand gala held on August 6 at the National Stadium in Kingston.
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A Caribbean Airlines Boeing 737-8 jet on final approach at GEO. Photo: Rawlston West/Caribbean Airlines
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
Last week, the government of Jamaica invited me to cover the World Free Zone Conference and Exhibition held in Montego Bay. It was an opportunity for Jamaica to push its conference tourism but, more than that, to show the world its emergence as a confident and resilient island, ready to take off economically with the attending social benefits that come with a thriving economy.
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MHTL CEO Dennis Patrick
Proman has announced that it has taken delivery of the first of its new generation methanol-powered ships
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Heritage Petroleum
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State-owned Heritage Petroleum is looking for a new Chief Executive Officer to replace Arlene Chow who is retiring.
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Tourists at Dunn’s River Falls, Jamaica.
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Consistently ranked as one of the Caribbean islands with the highest murder rates, Jamaica has successfully navigated the risk to its brand and remains a safe destination for its visitors.
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Inter-American Development Bank head office in Washington DC.
Soon-to-be executive director at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Robert Le Hunte wants to improve the lives of this country’s citizens.
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Flashback;Members of the Domestic Workers Association puts on flash mob to raise awareness of the rights of their members during CNC3 Morning Brew Carnival edition on the Brian Lara Promenade, Port-of-Spain.
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Only six per cent of domestic workers worldwide have access to comprehensive social protection, according to a new report from the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
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Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Eastern Credit Union Kester Lashley
Eastern Credit Union has officially discontinued its bureau de change operations, thereby removing the credit union from under the remit of the Central Bank.
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An agricultural worker sprays a cabbage patch as he seeks to protect his produce from insects at Irrigation Road, Bejucal.
Mariela Bruzual
Southex Trade Shows and Promotions, in partnership with the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Supermarket Association of T&T, will host the agriculture and food expo themed, Our Life, Our Business.
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Harry van Schaick
T&T has the right tools to begin the transition towards clean energy, but the country’s current dependence on fossil fuels in terms of revenue generation must be carefully managed.
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Minister in the Ministry of Finance Brian Manning
Office of the Parliament
Consultations concerning the proposed increase in the compulsory age of retirement from 60 to 65 years continued this week as Minister in the Ministry of Finance Brian Manning met with two Chambers about the plan.
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File: Venezuelan immigrants wait outside the Immigration Division, on Richmond Street, Port-of-Spain,to collect their work permits.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
The Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Ministry of National Security have announced that applications for Group Work Permits can be done on the Single Electronic Window for Trade and Business, TTBizLink – via the e-Work Permit Module.
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Scotiabank Centre at the corner of Park and Richmond Streets, in Port of Spain.
Scotiabank T&T Ltd (The Group) has realised income after tax of $356 million for the period ended April 30, 2022, an increase of $52 million or 17 per cent over the same period ended April 30,2021.
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KC Confectionery Ltd CEO Satnarine Bachew during his interview with GML on Wednesday.
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File: A customer shops at a supermarket on Charlotte Street, Port-of-Spain.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
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MHTL CEO Dennis Patrick
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Heritage Petroleum
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Tourists at Dunn’s River Falls, Jamaica.
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Inter-American Development Bank head office in Washington DC.
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Flashback;Members of the Domestic Workers Association puts on flash mob to raise awareness of the rights of their members during CNC3 Morning Brew Carnival edition on the Brian Lara Promenade, Port-of-Spain.
KERWIN PIERRE
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Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Eastern Credit Union Kester Lashley
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An agricultural worker sprays a cabbage patch as he seeks to protect his produce from insects at Irrigation Road, Bejucal.
Mariela Bruzual
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Harry van Schaick
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