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News Rishard Khan 18 Hrs Ago Ste Madeleine pensioner Unel Adams. - File photo by Lincoln Holder THE Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has kept its promise to a Ste Madeleine pensioner by repairing a leak on one of its lines at her property. Unel Adams, 78, who is recovering from her third stroke, was worried

News Jada Loutoo 19 Hrs Ago The Hall of Justice, Port of Spain. - File photo A primary-school teacher invited by the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) to interview for a principal (primary) position has lost her legal challenge against the commission. The court ruled that the TSC acted within its mandate, dismissing the teacher's claims

News Jada Loutoo 19 Hrs Ago Police respond to a threat along the Priority Bus Route. - File photo THE High Court is expected to rule in December in the lawsuit brought by Insp Mark Hernandez, former head of the Special Operations Response Team (SORT), challenging the promotion process for assistant superintendents in the police

News Jada Loutoo 19 Hrs Ago Dr Keith Rowley speaks at the PNM's La Horquetta constituency meeting on August 20. - File photo by Angelo Marcelle SEVEN years after an election court dismissed election petitions brought by the United National Congress (UNC), the process of assessing legal costs owed to the People’s National Movement (PNM)

Business Andrew Gioannetti Yesterday TTCSI president Dianne Joseph at her Woodbrook office on November 19. - Photo by Angelo Marcelle DIANNE Joseph, president of the TT Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI), has made her intentions clear: her time at the helm will be deliberate and finite. Joseph, elected on May 3, intends to serve a

Business Mya Quamie Yesterday FIRST PLACE WINNERS: Couva East Secondary School cops first place for the Secondary School Business Simulation Competition Sandrina Deo, left, André Ali Bocas, Skye Craig, Jaron Metivier and Alexandra Hosein at the Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business, Mt Hope on November 15. - Photo by Angelo Marcelle Beating 34

Business Ryan Hamilton-Davis Yesterday EU Ambassador to TT Peter Cavendish - THE EUROPEAN MARKET is the largest in the world, with a population of more than 448 million people in 27 member states. TT, as one of the Cariforum member states, has a jump on the competition worldwide on dealing with European businesses, as it

Commentary Gabrielle Hosein Yesterday Dr Gabrielle Hosein - Dr Gabrielle Hosein TODAY, November 20, is World Children’s Day or Universal Children’s Day. This was the date in 1959 when the UN General Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. On the same day in 1989, it adopted the Convention on the Rights

Sports Jonathan Ramnanansingh Yesterday St Joseph Convent Port of Spain's Anushka Persad (L) tries to get the better of Bishop Anstey High's D’nae Bradshaw during the SSFL Coca-Cola Intercol Girls' North Zone semifinal at the St Mary’s College ground on November 19, 2024 in Port of Spain. - Daniel Prentice ST JOSEPH’S Convent Port of

Features Newsday Yesterday Suspected coral bleaching in fire corals (mMillepora) in south-west Tobago. - The Institute of Marine Affairs is hosting a community seminar to present the findings of their assessment of the 2024 mass coral bleaching event and its implications to Tobago. A media release said, the bleaching in Tobago is reported to be

Commentary Newsday An Hour Ago Dr Maxwell Adeyemi - Maxwell Adeyemi GOOD DIABETES management and regular foot care help prevent severe foot sores that are difficult to treat and may require amputation. Diabetes complications can include nerve damage and poor blood circulation. These problems can lead to skin sores (ulcers) on the feet that can

Commentary Newsday An Hour Ago - THE RECENT ugly physical altercation involving two parents outside a secondary school in south Trinidad succinctly underscores a moral dilemma that has befallen the country. Unfortunately, this incident is not unique. Violence is now the preferred solution to almost all disagreements. The abhorrent behaviour displayed by these adults is