Although the National Maintenance Training and Security Company Limited(MTS) was called in to sanitise the government printer on Tuesday, the checking and binding staff had already walked off the compound
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley won a second term in office by a landslide win against her rival the Democratic Labour Party. The Barbados Labour party won all 30 seats in
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has blamed parents for putting their children in harm’s way at Sunday’s protest around the Queen’s Park Savannah(QPS). The Prime Minister was answering a question
Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Farley Augustine said that with low vaccination rates within the THA, specifically in the Division of Health Wellness and Social Protection as well as
Despite its many challenges and setbacks, including a threat by the contractor to terminate the project, the construction of the Central Block of the Port-of-Spain General Hospital will be continued.
The many calls from public servants for wage negotiations to begin are not falling on deaf ears as Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley announced in the Parliament on Wednesday that
Former police commissioner, Gary Griffith has once again found himself at loggerheads with his former colleagues over matters of policing. This time Gary Griffith was reiterating a position that he
The Communication Workers Union has been alerting the public as well as employees of the retrenchment of up to 600 workers at the Telecommunication Services of Trinidad and Tobago as
Public Sector employees want to be informed on a timely basis when their co-workers have been hospitalized or quarantined due to Covid-19. That has been one of the most common
Economic migrants from the South American mainland may not be the only illegal entries breaching the borders of Trinidad and Tobago in recent times. Unwanted bugs and pests, agricultural products