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Tobago tourism secretary expects 40,000 website online visitors for cruise-ship season

News Corey Connelly 5 Hrs Ago In this file photo, moko-jumbies create a welcoming atmosphere for cruise-ship passengers as they disembark the vessel. SECRETARY of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Tashia Burris says Tobago is expecting an estimated 40,000 visitors for this year’s cruise-ship season. She said 40 cruise ships will be coming to the

Opposition Chief: Divali more related than ever

News Paula Lindo 7 Hrs Ago Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar performs arti at the Divali Nagar, Chaguanas, on October 26. - Photo by Lincoln Holder OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has said Divali’s significance as the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, prosperity over poverty and the special recognition of the divinity in women

Divali’s gentle: Handmade deyas composed a top vendor

Business Rishard Khan 8 Hrs Ago A worker at Potters Hand, Edinburgh, Chaguanas, using a machine to press the clay into the shape of a deya. Used engine oil is used to lubricate the machine so the clay does not stick. - Photo by Lincoln Holder Despite the prominence of newer technologies in the Festival

Hurricanes, Pride actual wins in Super50 Cup

Sports Newsday Reporter 8 Hrs Ago Leeward Islands batsman Justin Greaves smashed an unbeaten century. - File photo THE Leeward Islands Hurricanes recorded a dominant victory, defeating the West Indies Academy by 142 runs in their Regional Super50 Cup match at the Queen’s Park Oval, St Clair on October 30. Opting to take the first

Level Fortin college lady struck by car

News Rishard Khan 6 Hrs Ago The Point Fortin Hospital. A form five Point Fortin East Secondary School student was taken to hospital after being struck by a car while attempting to cross the road on October 29. The driver told police she was heading along Point Fortin Main Road near the secondary school around

Ramsaran writes Kamla for assistance on faraway places substitute distribution inform

News Jada Loutoo 8 Hrs Ago Ramsaran's peanut punch. - File photo by Lincoln Holder BEVERAGE producer Rajnanan Ramsaran has now appealed for parliamentary intervention and public advocacy on the foreign exchange (forex) distribution issues affecting local businesses. Ramsaran, the founder of Ramsaran Dairy Products, appealed to Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar in a letter on

More anguish at Cedros Secondary College

News Enrique Rupert 8 Hrs Ago An outdoor corridor at the Cedros Secondary School. - File photo by Narissa Fraser AFTER a video surfaced on WhatsApp showing two parents fighting outside Cedros Secondary School, a source close to the school tells Newsday there are many other problems at the institution. The source spoke to Newsday

UTT honorary doctorate awardee tells graduates: Use your levels to build clear alternate

News Enrique Rupert 8 Hrs Ago UTT honorary doctorate awardees, from left, Marilyn Gordon, of humane letters; Leon “Smooth” Edwards, of fine arts; Bertrand Kelman, of fine arts, (and a member of his family); Sieunarine Persad Coosal, of entrepreneurship and innovation; and Orville Delarno London, of humane letters at the university’s graduation ceremony at NAPA

Crime’s chilling impact

Editorial Newsday 13 Hrs Ago President of the Greater San Fernando Chamber of Commerce Kiran Singh. - File photo by Angelo Marcelle JUST WHEN it seems there is little more to be said about crime, we are forced to confront yet another aspect of its chilling impact on our society. This October, as the murder

Most cancers of faculty indiscipline

Commentary Newsday 13 Hrs Ago - “The undisciplined are slaves to moods, appetites and passions” – Stephen Covey ALL SOCIETAL institutions, both formal and informal, are governed by rules of engagement for their orderly functioning. The absence of such rules would lead to chaos and dysfunction. One source defines “discipline (as the) practice of training

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Ramadhar returns as COP’s interim political chief

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