Trinis in Egypt want out….Gov’t trying to secure their safety
Port of Spain: More than 20 Trinidad and Tobago nationals are caught up in the impasse in Egypt and now efforts are being made to get them out as soon…
Day: February 2, 2011
MATT condemns cyber attacks
Port of Spain: The Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago is condemning the cyber attacks on a newspaper editor and reporter. Express Editor Omatie Lyder and reporter Anna Ramdass has…
LIAT prepared for competition, says chairman
Bridgetown: LIAT is taking measures to ensure that it is prepared for any new competition. According to its chairman Jean Holder, the regional airline has had more than its fair share…
AG says crime must also be tackled socially
Bridgetown: Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite, thinks a two prong approach is needed to tackle the problem of crime in Barbados . “I have said on more than one occasion that my…
Police comes up empty handed with leads into taxi driver’s killing.
Georgetown – Police continue to investigate the murder of taxi driver Charles Ceasar, the Albouystown resident whose body was found slumped in a car with a gunshot wound in Tucville.…
Government’s one laptop per family project hits severe criticism with US$1500 price tag per laptop
Georgetown – The Government's proposed cost per laptop at some US$1500 ($295,000 Guyana dollars) is being called a rip off in the making by sections of the society. In her…
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