First full Carnival in TT since pandemic – TOBAGO MAS OCTOBER 28-30 The country’s first full Carnival since the advent of the pandemic two years ago will be held in October in Tobago. After Trinidad was only able to get a taste of the national festival in February – owing to strict covid19 public health regulations in place at that […More]
ALL SCHOOLS IN T&T TO RESUME AT 100% CAPACITY Schools throughout Trinidad and Tobago will begin functioning at 100% capacity come April 19th. The return to full time learning and teaching will end more than two years of online and rotational classes. The announcement was made by Education Minister Dr. Nyan Gadsby Dolly yesterday. Acting Chief Education Officer Lisa Henry […More]
HAPPY SPIRITUAL BAPTIST SHOUTER LIBERATION DAY 2022 T&T March 30 is Spiritual Baptist/Shouter Liberation Day in Trinidad and Tobago, sometimes referred to simply as Spiritual Baptist Day. It is one of the country’s public holidays. The Spiritual Baptist, also known as the Shouter Baptist, is a syncretic African diasporic religion which combines Christianity with elements of traditional African religion. It emerged in […More]
Dexter ‘BLAXX’ Stewart Is No Longer With Us! BLAXX died today from COVID-19. Condolences to his family, friends & loved one. Blaxx loves soca music so much, he would go to war and die in defence of the genre. That’s the depth of the ailing soca star’s commitment to the culture of T&T, says his manager and long-time friend, Giselle […More]
It looks like Kyrie Irving will soon be allowed to play in Nets home games New York City is reportedly altering its Covid-19 vaccine requirements for athletes and entertainers — just in time for the NBA playoffs. It was reported on Thursday afternoon that Mayor Eric Adams would be revising vaccine protocols for the private sector that previously meant unvaccinated […More]
Media Release – March 16, 2002 Reassignments, Revocations and Appointments Prime Minister Dr the Hon Keith Rowley, has advised Her Excellency Paula-Mae Weekes, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to, in accordance with the provisions of Sections 3(9), 40(2)(a), 76(3) and 79(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, make the following changes with effect […More]
West Indies 4-0 in their second innings at lunch North Sound – West Indies were four without loss in their second innings at lunch on the final day of the first Test against England on Saturday at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua, after the visitors set them 286 to win. At the interval, Windies captain Kraigg Brathwaite was not out […More]
Cuba to start vaccination campaign against polio Havana – Cuba’s public health ministry says that the 61st National Oral Polio Vaccination Campaign will begin on Monday. The ministry reported on its website that during the two stages of the campaign, all children from 1 month old to 2 years, 11 months and 29 days of age will be vaccinated. Likewise, […More]
Jamaica minister resigns Kingston – Robert Montague, a member of the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), has resigned from Cabinet in the wake of a damning report from the Integrity Commission on the Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA) in which Montague was cited for allegedly knowingly granting a firearm permit to six people with criminal traces when he was National Security Minister. […More]
Guyana’s govt hoping to develop hemp industry Georgetown – President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, says he is optimistic that Guyana can develop a viable hemp industry by exploiting and capitalizing on the value-added aspects of the plant. Speaking at the recent opening of the Police Officers’ Conference, President Ali said government will be moving in this direction. “The hemp industry is […More]
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