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Manatee could be a US$500m opportunity
Posted: Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Manatee could be a US$500m opportunity for local businesses
Trinidad and Tobago could capture as much as US$500 million from the estimated US$2 billion Manatee gas project, but only if the country does more to ensure local companies win a bigger share of the work, according to Ramps Logistics executive Javed Razack.
Why is business cheering Venezuela?
Four schoolboys suspended for 7 days after fight on first day of school
...Minister, police express disappointment over incident
Court reserves judgment in Vincent Nelson's $100M indemnity case
Jamaican-born British attorney Vincent Nelson will have to wait up to half a year to learn the fate of his lawsuit alleging breaches of an indemnity agreement he entered into to implicate former attorney general Anand Ramlogan, SC, and attorney Gerald Ramdeen in an alleged legal fee kickback scheme.
From Wetlands to War History:
Icacos has a tourism story waiting to be told
The inherent right to dignity
Sometimes, as a subject matter specialist and lived-experience expert in mental health, treating with issues of mental or emotional crises in others becomes difficult. It may be at the times when my own issues are prevailing.
Nearing death and death: natural, healthy aspects of life's cycle
Nearing death occurs in various ways depending on the person's life experiences, but some characteristics are inevitable, which easily indicate to trained professionals that a person is near the end.
Prison officers held on PDO in Golden Grove smuggling network
Two prison officers are accused of helping to run an organised network smuggling cigarettes, marijuana and other prohibited items into Golden Grove Prison, according to Preventive Detention Orders issued under the State of Emergency.
Ask Again: You never know who needs to talk
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed annually on September 10. The international theme for 2024 to 2026 is "Changing the Narrative on Suicide." It seems mundane to ask the question: "How are you?" but if your gut tells you something is wrong, ask again.
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