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Govt has questions to answer about deal
Posted: Thursday, November 12, 2020
Govt has questions to answer about deal—Abdulah
Although he accused Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar of creating mischief, Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) leader David Abdulah wants the Government to come clean on why it failed to negotiate the sale of Petrotrin's Pointe-a-Pierre refinery to Patriotic Energies and Technologies Co Ltd.
Abdulah to government: Don't let UNC spook you
"Don't get spooked. Continue the negotiations process with Patriotic (Energies and Technologies Ltd). That is the best and only way to get economic activities going with the restart of the refinery and port facilities," Abdulah said during a webinar on Tuesday.
PM blasts Kamla's unPatriotic refinery deal claims
Dr Sawh sorry but Kambon still wants him decertified
George said Sawh's statements were merely a symptom of a greater issue in T&T. He also called on the Government to create a permanent council on race relations.
Dr Lall Sawh: Avinash is no relation
CONSULTANT urological surgeon Dr Lall Sawh said he has fallen victim to the racist rant of another doctor with the same surname, and wants to make it clear that he is separate and distinct from the junior Sawh.
Ramps Logistics awarded integrated logistics contract for Suriname well
Ramps Logistics recently secured the opportunity to provide fully integrated logistics for UK-based oil and gas giant Tullow Oil.
Female Hindu pundits making strides in Trinidad and Tobago
Caricom travel bubble 'bursts,' countries disagree on protocols
On September 26, Dr Rowley said Caribbean leaders set 20 new daily infections as the target for countries to participate in the bubble. However, last Saturday at a press conference at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's, Rowley said it was difficult to agree on what the bubble should be.
Jamaica to roll out emergency travel programme
Jamaica will shortly roll out a travel protection and emergency service programme which allows travelers to the island to be covered in the event of emergency. Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett said this programme will position Jamaica as one of the most covid19-resilient countries in the world when it is launched, hopefully in December.
Mom seeks approval to bring daughter's body home
PM: Kamla in deep ‘doo-doo'
"Humiliated" by the discovery of her plagiarism, Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar decided to "interfere, intervene, undermine, lambaste and destroy".
Vasant on August 10 elections: Kamla refused my help
Bharath was speaking at his Virtual Unity Platform tonight and was responding to a question from a member of the public. Reading from a cellphone, he noted that the sender sought to inquire why he did not play a more active role in the party ahead of the ballot.
Outspoken fishing activist dies
Fishermen and Friends of the Sea (FFOS) recalled Boodram's activism in 2009 when he mobilized the Claxton Bay fishing community to fight for 140 acres of mangrove near the Point Lisas Industrial Estate that had been earmarked for a proposed steel mill and industrial port expansion.
Fatal bullets for Indian national 'with a heart of gold'
Shrikanth Iyer, 36, was shot twice around 8.30 p.m. as he sat in the driver's seat of his Subaru Impreza, which was found wedged between the front gate of the compound where he lived at Purcell Street, San Fernando.
DSS founder on Defence Force leave
FOUNDER of DSS Kerron Clarke is currently on 83 days leave from the Defence Force following his legal hurdles with police.
Wife, 74, beaten, bound, strangled
Ramjewan Mungroo looked bewildered as he sat outside his home yesterday, explaining to police how he left his wife in the comfort of their home, only to return to find her dead two hours later.
Robberies on the rise
In lead-up to Divali, Christmas...
Update: Cops charge dad caught having sex with daughter on CCTV
The charges followed an investigation out of the incident on the night of November 5 in which a security supervisor found an employee on a job site with a 14-year-old female minor.
Still no sign of missing diver
Novoa, a retired nurse and grandfather of seven children, went missing 18 miles off the coast of Manzanilla on Sunday afternoon while scuba diving. He was taken out to his dive site in a boat by a boatman earlier that morning.
Survivor of sea ordeal tells Novoa family stay strong
According to Bugros, 26, Novoa went missing in the same area he did back in 2019 at Damien Rock. Bugros was lost at sea for 17 hours and had to swim 44 miles to land.
Three Venezuelan women arrested for ammunition
The Penal CID said the women were held on October 19 at a house in Gopie Trace, where 54 rounds of .38 special ammunition were found in a knapsack on the floor.
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