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A screenshot from promotional video on the Flavour and Flora culinary event, to be hosted by Caribbean Airlines on Saturday 13 July 2024, at the Trinidad Hilton. [Image courtesy Caribbean Airlines Facebook]
The cuisine of Barbados, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, along with top chefs from those countries will be in the spotlight at the Hilton this weekend, at the first edition of Caribbean Airlines’ culinary event, “Flavour and Flora”.
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Minister of Housing and Urban Development Camille Robinson-Regis presents Patrick Aquing with his agricultural land and licenses to occupy during the Youth Agricultural Homestead Programme at the Chatham Community Centre on Monday. PHOTO BY RISHI RAGOONATH
Housing and Urban Development Minister Camille Robinson-Regis has issued a call to action for young people in T&T, urging them to become pioneers in agriculture.
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Bernard Thibodeau
Canada is providing funds to assist Caribbean countries in the wake of the destruction caused by Hurricane Beryl as it barreled its way through the region last week.
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The following is the bulletin issued by the Met Service to 06:00 am, today, covering the period: today until midnight…
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First place T&T winner of the WizdomCRM Cycle Seven, Alloy Sammy of Bishop’s High School, Tobago, second from right, receives his prizes from WizdomCRM school communication manager Chloe Joseph, from left, National Gas Company director Joel Jack and CEO of the Catholic Board of Education Sharon Mangroo.
JAYDEN GILES
In March 2024, the ANSA McAL Group of Companies sponsored the seventh cycle of WizdomCRM, a virtual stock market game themed Championing Success: Artificial Intelligence in Education and Cross-Border Excellence.
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An Aedes aegypti mosquito feasts on a man’s hand .
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
As dengue cases surge to alarming levels, public health inspectors have been authorised to fine citizens $3,500 if they fail to clean their properties, allowing them to become mosquito breeding grounds.
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Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass signed the HSF’s 2023 annual report.
The Government withdrew US$160.38 million ($1.09 billion) from the Heritage and Stabilisation Fund on December 18, 2023, according to the report of T&T’s rainy-day, sovereign wealth fund for the three months ended December 31, 2023.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, right, speaks during the National Security Council meeting at the Office of the Prime Minister, Central Administrative Services, Tobago, yesterday. In attendance were National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds, Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly Farley Augustine, Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher, and members of the TTPS.
PHOTO COURTESY THA
The Government is taking action against criminals causing chaos in Tobago. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Farley Augustine have agreed on a new crime plan to deal with the surge in murders and shootings on the island.
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The Registrar General’s Department, Bacolet Connector Road, Tobago.
VINDRA GOPAUL
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has promised to investigate and resolve reports of access issues at the Tobago Registrar General’s office.
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Anslem Douglas
Tobago investigators have questioned several people in relation to Monday’s quadruple murder in Black Rock, Tobago.
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Couva South MP Rudy Indarsingh
VASHTI SINGH
The Opposition United National Congress (UNC) has no confidence in the newly unveiled crime-fighting initiatives for Tobago. Despite the Prime Minister and National Security Minister outlining plans to strengthen the human resource and technological capacities of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) in Tobago, opposition MPs remained unimpressed.
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Chief Personnel Officer Dr Daryl Dindial
Chief Personnel Officer Dr Daryl Dindial is again defending himself against allegations made by his staff through their union, the Public Services Association (PSA), that he is abusing his power.
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