PORT OF SPAIN – The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is reminding people against using drones in areas designated “No Fly Zones” by the Civil Aviation Authority, as the
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Skype, the video-calling service that had hundreds of millions of users, is closing in May, its owner Microsoft has said. It was once one of the world’s most popular websites
CARICOM Secretary General, Dr Carla Barnett underscored the need for renewed and expanded partnerships and collaboration as CARICOM seeks to grapple with existing and emerging uncertainties. “If we are to
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Police have identified yesterday’s shooting victim as Kadeem Scantlebury, 24, of Belgrave Land, Grazettes, St Michael. He was shot at Jackman Road, Wavell Avenue, Black Rock, St Michael around 8:32
The Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP) will soon have a new lead insurer for its medical plan, a move which president Marilyn Rice-Bowen assured would not mean any disruption
Two passengers aboard the adults-only Virgin Resilient Lady cruise which docked in Barbados were reprimanded and discharged yesterday after they confessed to having small amounts of meth and cocaine. American
Track giant Obadele Thompson says it is a shame and ‘disheartening’ that track and field athletes in this country don’t have a National Stadium. In an exclusive interview with Weekend
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Port-of-Spain, Trinidad – The food-inclusive shindig, dubbed “Frolic” is the brainchild of one of the country’s most pronounced radio personalities and hosts, Ken Simmons. Today, the event will debut and
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A man succumbed to gunshot injuries tonight after being transported to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in a private car. Police say the incident took place around 8:32 p.m. Thursday at
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) and the Dominican Republic have begun discussions on strengthening economic ties, with a focus on trade and agriculture. BVI Special Envoy Benito Wheatley and Dominican
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