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BHP allowing access to its data
Posted: Monday, January 25, 2021
BHP allowing access to its data: A MAJOR STEP FORWARD
T&T has not had a bid-round in the deep water since 2014 and the government has been severely criticised for its lethargy.
WASA Chairman invites employees to make recommendations to cut spending
Newly appointed chairman of the Water and Sewerage (WASA) Authority Dr Lennox Sealy is inviting all employees of the cash strapped company to make recommendations to reduce spending as they face a critical crisis on their hands.
Weekes calls for more tools, not tests, for students
PRESIDENT Paula-Mae Weekes has issued a message for Sunday's International Day of Education, calling for curricula to be "re-imagined" with the age of technology in mind to allow students to "thrive in this ever-evolving world."
Many untold stories on Nelson Island
Nelson Island's recorded history goes back to T&T's First Peoples, over 500 years ago. However, its past with Indian indentureship attracted attention and prompted the Indian High Commission HE Arun Kumar Sahu and Ministry of Planning and Development officials to visit the heritage site.
5 local gov't by-elections in Trinidad on Monday
WHILE most attention will be focused on the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) elections in Tobago on Monday, five by-elections will be taking place at the same time in Trinidad. Arguably, the intensity of the campaign for control of the assembly has overshadowed the campaigns for these five local government districts.
Covid19 rules take back seat in THA election
Covid19 guidelines seem to have taken a back seat as the excitement builds towards the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) election on Monday. Supporters of the People's National Movement (PNM) and Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) have been guilty of gathering in large numbers, wearing masks improperly and not staying six feet apart.
Health Ministry records 11 more COVID-19 cases
Doctor: Covid19 vaccine effective against UK variant
Any of the current vaccines now available on the market should be effective against the UK variant of covid19 according to Dr Christopher Oura, Professor of Veterinary Virology at the Faculty of Medical Sciences, UWI.
Music Festival honours 2020 winners
London launches online extempo contest for youths
REIGNING extempo champion Brian London has designed a competition for creative young people who may be feeling frustrated as the country faces a Carnival season with no Carnival.
TATT: No breach by CNC3 over Morning Brew exchange
THE Telecommunications Authority of TT (TATT) on Sunday said it found no basis for a complaint by the UNC that CNC3 breached its concession under the Telecommunications Act because of comments made on the Morning Brew programme by hostess Natalee Legore.
Police use Taser, pepper spray to subdue suspects
POLICE used a Taser and pepper spray to subdue and detain two suspects who were acting violently and resisting arrest in two separate incidents on Saturday.
Expert: Shark attacks in TT waters rare
"In general, there is always the possibility of a shark attack once sharks are present. However, that probability is incredibly low. The likelihood of being attacked and killed by a shark are 1 in 3.75 million – less than the chances of dying by lightning strike or excessive cold."
Cop who failed to investigate Hackshaw now subject of disciplinary action
THE police officer who was given the task of bringing disciplinary charges against now retired ACP Irwin Hackshaw, is now himself the subject of internal disciplinary proceedings.
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