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Government officially awards three deepwater blocks off Trinidad’s east coast to a consortium of bpTT and Shell T&T yesterday. Signing for their respective entities were David Campbell, left, president of bp Trinidad & Tobago, Stuart Young, T&T’s Minister of Energy, Eugene Okpere, Shell’s senior vice president and country chair and Paula Drakes, Commissioner of State Lands.
bpTT
Deepwater exploration key to T&T’s future—Young
Opposition MPs in Parliament.
NICOLE DRAYTON
UNC wants action on crime in Budget, but not hopeful
Privy Council building in London.
Privy Council tells cement companies pay costs to doctor
Past and present CNC3 news anchors got together to celebrate the company’s 10th anniversary following the September 28, 2015, 7 pm newscast. From left are Sampson Nanton, Odeka O’Neil, Golda-Lee Bruce, Shelly Dass, Roger Dumas, Francesca Hawkins, Khamal Georges, Roger Sant and Seigonie Mohammed.
How we are where you are
Guardian Media's Deputy Managing Editor, Sampson Nanton
Sampson Nanton, delivering the news
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Kamla proposes anti-crime talks with Govt after Budget
OWTU Chief Education and Research Officer Ozzi Warwick speaks to reporters during a protest at Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Former Lennox Petroleum workers stage protest for pay
Cars parked on both sides of Queen Janelle Commissiong Street causing traffic congestion in Port-of-Spain.
Shirley Bahadur
Plans for parking meters welcomed by DOMA, motorists
San Juan North defender Kent Guy, right, holds off QRC’s Kerry Baptiste to claim possession during the Secondary School Football League premiership match at the Queen’s Royal College grounds in Port-of-Spain. San Juan North won 2-1.
Daniel Prentice
