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Israeli proxy group slams...
Posted: Friday, October 4, 2024
Israeli proxy group slams Foreign Affairs Minister Browne
A LOCAL non-governmental organisation and lobby group to promote Israel's foreign interests in TT has scorned Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Dr Amery Browne's criticisms of Israel at the recent UN General Assembly. The group said Browne gave a "one-sided narrative."
Forex proposal concerns banks
The Bankers Association of Trinidad and Tobago (BATT) has expressed concern about the proposal by the Minister of Finance to introduce legislation to encourage energy sector companies to remit all their taxes in US dollars.
Public won't be 'punished'
Kamla to cut short budget response today:
In a news release commenting on the 2025 budget, BATT said, "Despite the obvious benefits to the government, BATT awaits further details on this proposal to fully understand its impact on the domestic foreign exchange market and the public."
Joel Jack hits THA's call for increased budget $$
He criticised the Farley Augustine-led administration for lack of a clear plan on how they intend to drive Tobago's development. He urged Augustine and his team to be more realistic about the country's economic challenges before requesting additional funds.
PNM chooses candidates for six more UNC seats
The People's National Movement (PNM) has now chosen candidates for 14 of the 41 constituencies as it moves closer to completing its full slate for the 2025 general election.
Start mental health education in schools
To combat rising stigma in T&T:
Finally, bus passengers will know their wait time
Yesterday the Public Transport Services Corporation (PTSC) began posting travel updates on its social media pages with real time information on when the buses depart from their various transport hubs. The first update was the Port of Spain to Chaguanas 9 am service. According to the update, that bus left Port of Spain at 9.07 am.
Pan Trinbago elections: Will there will be a new president?
Helpless relatives watch in horror as aunt dies in fire
When Penal firefighters arrived 30 minutes later at Oropouche South Trace, Barrackpore, all they could do was recover the partially disabled woman's charred body, which had been pinned down by a collapsed rafter.
Baby suffers broken rib during attack
Relative: I couldn't save my granddaughter
Cousins shot while liming on roadside
The double homicide, which took place along Deokie Street, claimed the lives of Gerard Felix, 57, a water pump technician, and Mario De Leon, 45, owner of Millington Bar, Penal. Both men lived just houses apart along Deokie Street.
Three murdered in Penal, Williamsville
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