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The Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) yesterday was ordered to repay over $65 million in exit fees collected from maxi-taxi operators for the use of the City Gate facility.
The driver of a gasoline tanker which exploded and burst into flames following a collision with a tractor is fighting for his life after suffering burns to 95 per cent of his body.
Chaos erupted in downtown Port-of-Spain yesterday afternoon when Charlotte Street vendors began to forcefully resist attempts by the police to remove them.
A sum of $22 million from the Finance Ministry’s Public Capital Expenditure Programme has been allocated to the Land Settlement Agency (LSA).
From today until December 30 some 150 seasonal vendors will occupy the space which once housed the Salvatori Building in downtown Port-of-Spain.
The West Indies Cricket Board has created history in awarding Central Retainer Contracts to six women cricketers for the period October 2010 to September 2011.
International Association of Athletic Federation (IAAF) technical manager Imre Matharazi has denied the claims made by NAAA president Ephraime Serrette that there are no certified tracks in the country.
Lawrence Duprey is concerned that bailing out Clico could drain the country’s Treasury.
Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London has written Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, expressing surprise and disappointment that his requests to honour the 30-year-old tradition of appointing nominees of the THA to State boards and national committees has been totally ignored.
D Project Records is poised to showcase the music of T&T on a global scale come 2011, with the signing of a distribution deal between the CEO of the St James-based record label, Daryl Braxton and inte
Who said that because you are no longer 20, your life was over. Hello! 70 is the new 60.
By this point, if you haven’t identified the perfect gift for your technology loving special other, I’d like to suggest that while the everyone is busy wishing everyone else happiness, you might want to consider a gift destined to avert future sadness.
I can truly say that I have practiced karate for most of my life; I started from the age of 12. I have also been a personal trainer for the past 17 years.
