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Minister of Culture and Community Development Michelle Benjamin, second from right, shares a moment with winners at the Prime Minister’s Best Village Competition 2025 prize-giving ceremony at SAPA yesterday. From left are programme director Louris Lee-Sing, East Indian Devotional Song winner Divya Gocool, Colin Rampersad and Claude Neptune, of Neptune School of Arts, winner of the Drumology category.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Minister prioritises Best Village competitions
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Nicholas Morris speaks in Parliament yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Morris: T&T now within US/Latin American coalition
Nevis Premier Mark Brantley, left, receives a package from THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, during the latter’s visit to Nevis earlier this week.
Nevis Premier backs Tobago’s autonomy amid radar fallout
Dancers Nalini Akal, left, and Alyana Lym perform at the launch of the Year of the Horse.
VASHTI SINGH
Chinese Embassy ushers in Year of the Horse
The 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government, CARICOM leaders journeyed to the picturesque sister island of Nevis for a special retreat yesterday.
SKN Information Service
Caricom, US agree to “21st century Cooperation Framework”
Anand Ragbir, Executive Director of Proman Trinidad
PROMAN
Proman pushes methanol fuel to Caricom leaders
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and T&T Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar chat during the 50th Caricom meeting in St Kitts and Nevis on Wednesday.
TIMOTHY CHASTEAU
Mottley rejects Kamla’s claim Brent Thomas was abducted from Barbados; says it’s defamatory in the extreme
‘A scurrilous lie!’
From front row at left, Caricom Secretary General Dr Carla Barnett with regional prime ministers gathered at the 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government, Caricom leaders journeyed to the picturesque sister island of Nevis for a special retreat yesterday.
SKN Information Service
Leaders hit back at Kamla
* PMs defend Caricom in the face of harsh criticisms from T&T Prime Minister, while expressing strong support for Cuba
Anguilla Primier Minister Cora Richardson-Hodge, from left, St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, Belize Prime Minister John Briceno and Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit chat at the 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government retreat on the picturesque island of Nevis yesterday.
SKN Information Service
Caricom’s hands may be tied on Cuba, says Skerrit
Opposition Senator Dr Amery Browne
FAITH AYOUNG
