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Venezuela awards BP Loran Phase 2 licence
Posted: Friday, August 14, 2026
Venezuela awards BP Loran Phase 2 licence
The Venezuela government has awarded an exploration and production licence for Phase 2 of the Loran field in the Plataforma Deltana area, in a move that is expected to advance gas development offshore T&T.
ExxonMobil upbeat over T&T's hydrocarbon prospects
ExxonMobil has praised the speed at which it was able to secure approvals to begin seismic activities in Trinidad and Tobago, with the energy giant now expressing optimism that its ongoing technical work could eventually lead to a hydrocarbon discovery.
The crisis at the CCJ: What is to be done?
The recent developments at the Caribbean Court of Justice have been stunning and disappointing, especially for those persons, like myself, who have been (and continue to be) advocates for the CCJ. While I am not privy to the details of what has transpired, it is clear from the leaked emails that the 'dress code' issue is merely the straw that broke the camel's back and there have been governance issues bubbling and festering at the CCJ since its new president took office.
Trini survivor of Colombia quake calls for national preparedness
Mohan said the devastation in Colombia and Venezuela should serve as a wake-up call for Trinidad and Tobago to examine its own readiness. He noted that this country lies within an active seismic zone and stressed that preparedness cannot rest solely with the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM).
Ameen blames corrupt public servants, developers for flooding woes
Ameen yesterday accused some public officers tasked with enforcing the law of taking bribes and allowing developments that do not meet legal requirements to proceed. According to Ameen, this has compounded problems caused by blocked drains, waterways and indiscriminate dumping, leading to the flooding that affected the communities on Wednesday.
Felisha ready to fight come Monday
PSA head claims WASA walks out wage talks...
The Fourth Annual Caribbean Music Awards to honor Shyne, Calypso Rose, Alan Cavé, and Patra
Late Pan Arranger Robert Greenidge Remembered For His Humility
He served as musical director and arranger for the Desperadoes Steel Orchestra, leading them to multiple National Panorama titles.
The pan genius was awarded the Hummingbird Medal (Silver) in 1993 for his contributions to Trinidad and Tobago's culture.
SEVEN COPS ARRESTED
Major twist in probe into theft of guns, ammo from PoS station
"Brothel owner" loses challenge over PDO detention
A businessman from central Trinidad, suspected of operating a brothel and engaging in human trafficking, has lost his legal challenge over being detained on a Preventive Detention Order (PDO) for the past three months.
Mother of one shot dead on way to work
Police said Lewis was ambushed and shot in the head and abdomen by a lone gunman while she was walking out home on the way to work around 8 am yesterday. Villagers also reported seeing a white Nissan March vehicle speeding off along Brooklyn Road after the attack.
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