Trinidad and Tobago

For the first time in a decade, the country is experiencing a gradual and sustained economic recovery, says IMF, praising the government's fiscal policies for public debt management, diversification, climate agenda and green energy

Carla Cupid, former CEO of Tourism Trinidad, resigned, marking the fourth person to leave the position in four years

The Senate approved a bill introduced by Attorney General Reginald Armour that reclassifies the geographical designation of TT courts, the Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2023, thus "bringing the courts to the people"

The government, who announced it would soon bring home its nationals, should urgently bring home Trinidadian children and their mothers imprisoned in Iraq because of their alleged association with the Islamic State, Human Rights Watch said

31-year-old San Fernando cancer survivor Darius Emrith was named Global Hero of Hope 2024 by the American Cancer Society in November 2023 and is sharing his story in various forums to raise awareness

The holiday known as Emancipation Day will be renamed African Emancipation Day on August 1

The Public Transport Service Corporation has announced that for the upcoming Eid holiday, services will be suspended and will resume on Thursday, April 11

A regional forum on ecosystem restoration was held on 13-17 March, with important exchanges on biodiversity conservation and strengthening resilience to climate change

The Trinidad and Tobago chess team won the gold medal at the inaugural Caricom Classic, held at the Ramada Georgetown Princess Hotel in Guyana

US President Joe Biden nominated a Trinidadian woman to be a district judge in the US District Court for the District of Columbia

2 years after what has come to be known as the Paria underwater tragedy, the families of the four men - Yusuff Henry, Kazim Ali Junior, Rishi Nagassar and Fyzal Kurban - were joined by several parliamentarians and opposition activists for a memorial march

The Northern Division Operations Centre activated the TTPS Coastal and Air Support Unit and the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service after a family alerted the E999 Command Centre that they were lost on a hike

10 women who graduated in economic empowerment programme were urged to continue to be lights in their community and speak out against all forms of violence by Ayanna Webster-Roy, Minister in PM's Office with responsibility for gender and children's issues