More Tobago inmates, prison officers contract COVID A total of 18 prisoners and prison officers from the Scarborough Prison in Tobago have contracted COVID-19 and were being brought to Trinidad last evening to be treated at the new Claxton Bay facility. The 18 cases from the prison system made up 24 confirmed cases on the island, which took the overall […More]
West Indies Spinner Sunil Narine To Bounce Back ‘He will come back stronger’ – TTCB, Queen’s Park back embattled spinner Narine to bounce back The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) have vowed to support Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and West Indies spinner Sunil Narine after he was reported for a suspect bowling action in the IPL last week. The […More]
CWI blanks Cameron for ICC chairmanship Cricket West Indies (CWI) has not nominated anyone for the upcoming elections of the International Cricket Council (ICC) chairmanship. The ICC after months of being undecided about how to go about installing a new chairman finally settled on a path to achieve it. They outlined that the first step was one whereby current ICC […More]
British MP Baker responds to Rowley “God bless you all” British Member of Parliament Steven Baker has responded to criticisms levelled against him by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley. Earlier this week in the UK Parliament, Baker had appealed to the T&T Government to repatriate its citizens stranded in the UK. He said there are currently T&T citizens in his […More]
World Bank urges Caribbean countries to contain costs while awaiting COVID vaccine (CMC) A new report by the World Bank says Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) will require a combination of public health measures and economic management to deal with the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19). It says the LAC is the region hardest hit by the virus, casting a […More]
Cuban nurses to stay longer The Cuban health professionals that have been in Barbados helping the country in its COVID-19 fight will be here longer than initially planned. Barbados’ Ambassador to CARICOM David Comissiong indicated that Government has extended the stay of the 65 Cuban nurses assigned to the Harrison Point Isolation Centre for a period of half a year. […More]
Tobago PNM boasts record number of hopefuls for THA election The People National Movement (PNM) has received a record number of hopefuls, including younger than ever candidates, for the upcoming Tobago House of Assembly Elections (THA). That’s according to the PNM Tobago Council which is continuing its nomination process for the 12 electoral districts up for grabs. The release said party groups island wide have reported […More]
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