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- 19 September, 2024
$36.6 M SPENT ON PETROTRIN SINCE SHUTDOWN
TAXPAYERS have spent $36.6 million in under six years to preserve the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
It is costing $500,000 a month to keep the mothballed plant intact.
PNM INVADES UNC’S HEARTLAND
IN a stunning political manoeuvre, Acting Prime Minister Stuart Young has entered the heartland and religious frontier of the United National Congress (UNC).
MARACAIBO RESIDENTS FLEEING TO T&T
A NEW wave of residents of Maracaibo, Venezuela is fleeing to Trinidad and Tobago. So far, about 500,000 of the city’s 1.6 million residents have
MORE VENE REFUGEES COMING IN
MORE Venezuelan refugees have begun arriving in Trinidad and Tobago amid the election crisis in that strife-torn land.
GANGSTA ARTISTE BOUNTY KILLER LET IN AND ISLAMIC CLERIC BLOCKED
DID Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley intervene to allow banned Jamaican gangsta artiste Bounty Killer into the country last weekend?
FAILED GOVT PROMISES COST 2 YOUNG LIVES
Both Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan and his junior minister Richi Sookhai had promised to install guardrails, which, they said, were more effective and easier to maintain than cable barriers.
ROWLEY JUMPS ON THE REPARATIONS CAUSE
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has suddenly jumped on the reparations hobby horse after neglecting the cause for years.
PROCUREMENT REGULATOR HANDS IN REPORT — FINALLY
AFTER public enquiries about the delay, Procurement Regulator Beverly Khan has presented her overdue annual report.
But the public still cannot access the highly-anticipated report.
WOULD T&T AND GUYANA FINALLY GET INTO JOINT GAS BUSINESS?
TRINIDAD and Tobago is seeking to sign natural gas exploration agreements with Guyana and other regional countries.
VENES IN T&T CAN’T VOTE IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
MOST Venezuelan exiles in the Caribbean and elsewhere will be unable to vote in this weekend’s presidential election.
