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Prakash Ramadhar, Deputy Political Leader of the Congress of the People (COP), bows his head in greeting to a Hindu holy man at the People's Democracy rally held at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, yesterday. Motorcades, leaflet distribution and other...
Tags: David Abdulah, Woodford Square, People’s Democracy, Prakash Ramadhar, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Trinidad, Congress of the People, Federation of Independent Trade Unions and Non-Governmental Organisations
The ship Serenade of the Seas cruised into the Port of Port of Spain, just adjacent to the Waterfront, to the welcoming sounds of the our country’s national instrument, the steel pan. Those aboard the vessel showed off their singing skills as the ship...
Tags: cruise ship, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Cruise ships, MS Serenade of the Seas
Give swine flu vaccine to needy first Monday, November 23rd 2009 Tamiflu should be made available to residents of affected communities instead of the ’essential decision makers’, Roodal Moonilal, Member of Parliament for Oropouche East, said yesterday.
Tags: Roodal Moonilal, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, flu pandemic, Influenza vaccine, Influenza, Swine influenza, Pandemics, Vaccines, Animal virology
A 50-year-old man is fighting for his life at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex after being chopped about the body on Saturday afternoon. Hollis Shade, a gardener of Fishing Pond Road, Sangre Grande, reported to the police that he was in his...
Tags: Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Sangre Grande, Law Crime
Commonwealth nations meet in Port of Spain this week to discuss hot-button issues, including climate change, this country’s contribution to global warming seems to be continuing at a pace in the Arima Valley. Currently, there are four active quarries...
Tags: Simla, research station, quarry operations, water supply, AWNC, Express, Dr Carol James, Arima Valley, negative impact, Trinidad and Tobago, Arima, William Beebe, Asa Wright Nature Centre
Mr Tobago wins Digicel Rising Star Monday, November 23rd 2009 donelle's done it: Digicel Rising Star champion Donelle Job. Tobago-born gospel singer Donelle Job is the 2009 Digicel Rising Star champion. The University of the West Indies Mass Communications...
Tags: Digicel Rising Stars, Donelle Job, Afiya Athill, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Digicel, Vodafone, Entertainment Culture
Senator Wade Mark says Government must clear the air on why the Public Utilities Ministry has reportedly signed a contract to pay $500,000 a month on a building it will not move into until next year May. Mark raised the issue on Friday when the Joint...
Tags: Mark Julien Neaves, JSC, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Politics
The 17-year-old of Sixth Company Village, Moruga pleaded not guilty to the charge of robbery with violence. It is alleged that last Saturday, Indar Mohan was walking in Barrackpore when a car pulled alongside him and the occupants demanded money...He...
Tags: Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Barrackpore, Geography of Trinidad and Tobago, Moruga, Princes Town, Law Crime
Breathalyser coming 'soon' Monday, November 23rd 2009 IN the face of the great anticipation which attended the passage of the long-awaited breathalyser legislation, as noted in this newspaper over the last week, the announced delay in the roll out of...
Tags: Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Speed limit, Police, Law enforcement, Traffic law, Road safety
A cocktail of unhealthy habits Monday, November 23rd 2009 The Government’s initiative to implement a healthy lifestyle policy is a welcome one that’s been long overdue. Smoking (whether first- or second-hand smoke), alcohol abuse and unhealthy diets...
Tags: Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Healthy diet, Diabetes mellitus, Smoking, Chutney music, Nutrition, Diabetes, Dietetics, Health Medical Pharma