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bpTT’s quarterly report: Investing in the future of energy

bpTT’s quarterly report: Investing in the future of energy

Business Ryan Hamilton-Davis 11 Hrs Ago BpTT's Mento platform off the southeast coast of Trinidad. Photo courtesy bpTT - WITH 12 offshore platforms and three subsea installations, bpTT is TT’s largest hydrocarbon producer, having started producing...

CG BritCay Wraps Up 2025 Summer Internship Programme with Cross-Jurisdictional Innovation and Impact

CG BritCay Wraps Up 2025 Summer Internship Programme with Cross-Jurisdictional Innovation and Impact

Coralisle Group (CG) has concluded another successful year of its Group-wide Summer Internship Programme, which spanned six jurisdictions including Bermuda, Cayman, The Bahamas, Barbados, Trinidad, and Jamaica. Locally, the interns selected for...

Attracted by hope, trapped by lies: heal after being the victim of the trafficking

Attracted by hope, trapped by lies: heal after being the victim of the trafficking

Eight years ago, Maria left Caracas, Venezuela, motivated by decrease opportunities and the hope of finishing her veterinary studies. At just 21 years old, she accepted an offer of knowledge that promised work in Trinidad and Tobago, cleaning...

The Philippines: Building a Connected and Inclusive Digital Future

The Philippines: Building a Connected and Inclusive Digital Future

Bulacan is fast becoming a national example of inclusive digital transformation, as the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) strengthens efforts to expand connectivity, streamline government services and reduce the...

Is 3D printing the future of building houses? This Colorado company hopes to cement the model.

Is 3D printing the future of building houses? This Colorado company hopes to cement the model.

CHAFFEE COUNTY – A structure that looks as if it could have been made from a giant Erector set sprawls over a homesite in a new development just east of Salida. It supports a dangling, moveable arm programmed to follow the path of the home’s...

Here's Every Tariff In Effect After Trump's Deadline

Here's Every Tariff In Effect After Trump's Deadline

After several delays, President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs have gone into effect on numerous countries. President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs went into effect at midnight Eastern Time Thursday, affecting dozens of U.S. trading...

PETROJAM BOOSTS ASPHALT PRODUCTION

PETROJAM BOOSTS ASPHALT PRODUCTION

JAMAICA’S Petrojam refinery has tripled its asphalt production through a US$2 million investment that boosts export potential and supports infrastructure growth, and calls for the long talked about upgrade to help it adapt to shifting fuel demands...

Smith calls for urgency in AI adoption, cybersecurity

Smith calls for urgency in AI adoption, cybersecurity

Business Ryan Hamilton-Davis An Hour Ago Dominic Smith, Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence. - Photo by Faith Ayoung MINISTER of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence Dominic Alexander Smith said Trinidad and...

Lured by hope, trapped by lies: Healing after being trafficked

Lured by hope, trapped by lies: Healing after being trafficked

Eight years ago, Maria left Caracas, Venezuela, driven by dwindling opportunities and the hope of completing her veterinary studies. At just 21, she accepted an offer from an acquaintance who promised work in Trinidad and Tobago, cleaning homes,...

‘Nation built by brave individuals’: Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards recipients announced

‘Nation built by brave individuals’: Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards recipients announced

The winners of the 17th annual Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards have been announced. Canadian Immigrant, a magazine and multimedia publication dedicated to supporting immigrants success across the country, and our sister Metroland publication,...

CARIB, UTT complete internship programme

CARIB, UTT complete internship programme

CARIB Brew­ery and the Uni­ver­si­ty of Trinidad and To­ba­go (UTT) have com­plet­ed a five-week in­tern­ship pro­gramme aimed at sup­port­ing work­force de­vel­op­ment and in­dus­try col­lab­o­ra­tion. The ini­tia­tive ran from June 23 to Ju­ly...

U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services, June 2025

Explanatory Notes Goods (Census basis) Data for goods on a Census basis are compiled from the documents collected by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and reflect the movement of goods between foreign countries and the 50 states, the...

We bought, we tried, we sputtered: looking for LA's spiciest Nashville hot chicken

We bought, we tried, we sputtered: looking for LA's spiciest Nashville hot chicken

Keep up with LAist. If you're enjoying this article, you'll love our daily newsletter, The LA Report. Each weekday, catch up on the 5 most pressing stories to start your morning in 3 minutes or less. Dozens of Nashville-style hot chicken shops dot...

No Man’s Land, whose responsibility

No Man’s Land, whose responsibility

Features Newsday 5 Hrs Ago Mangrove fringes the Bon Accord Lagoon and No Man’s Land. - Photo courtesy Shivonne Peters-McPherson Shivonne Peters-McPherson discusses the changing face of the popular party site in the Buccoo Reef Marine Park. Tobago...

T&T, Reggae Boys meet in Concacaf U-15 semis

T&T, Reggae Boys meet in Concacaf U-15 semis

T&T’s ju­nior foot­ballers will clash with re­gion­al ri­val Ja­maica in the semi­fi­nals of the Con­ca­caf Un­der-15 Cham­pi­onships in Aru­ba at 4pm on Fri­day (Au­gust 8). The teams end­ed up on a col­li­sion course at the com­pe­ti­tion af­ter...

Kamla blames PNM for prison crime syndicate

Kamla blames PNM for prison crime syndicate

On East Grove Main Road, a busy stretch in George­town, Guyana, a dou­bles shed stands at the road­side. Over­look­ing the small tent is a Movi­eTowne com­plex rem­i­nis­cent of Wright­son Road in Port-of-Spain. Massy Stores and Star­bucks are...

Life lessons on a tiny island

Life lessons on a tiny island

Features Newsday 8 Hrs Ago Heron Island Reef. Photo courtesy Aaron Chai - Aaron Chai Anjani Ganase continues to relate her journey to ocean scientist. She spends eight months on Heron Island and lives among the creatures who feel safe there. I...

DICT positions Bulacan at the forefront of digitalization

DICT positions Bulacan at the forefront of digitalization

MALOLOS CITY (PIA) — The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has put Bulacan at the forefront of various digitalization initiatives. This is in line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s push for digital connectivity,...

Today in Black History: August 7th

Today in Black History: August 7th

1867 – Ira Aldridge Passes Away Articles like this one can be in your Inbox Be the first to know about breaking news, articles, and updates. Ira Frederick Aldridge, born in New York City in 1807, was the first African American actor to achieve...

Reform our flawed, failing institutions

Reform our flawed, failing institutions

UNTIL the issues facing Trinidad and Tobago are addressed head-on, in a comprehensive and professional manner, the authorities, regardless of their colour-coded politics, will continue “spinning top in mud”. No amount of “more” of the same would...

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