Trinidad and Tobago

The National Carnival Commission has released prices for the use of pods at Carnival City in Queen's Park Savannah, which vary depending on events and group size

Participate Learning, a US-based company, is recruiting 100 Trinidadian teachers to explore teaching positions in the US and is willing to pay for accommodation and relocation

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has demanded that the Police Service Commission launch an immediate investigation into why the merit list submitted to President Paula-Mae Weekes in August 2021 was withdrawn and under whose instructions

20 young farmers will benefit from agricultural parcels in Petit Morne, according to news released he Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries

From today, consumers should expect to pay more for flour after National Flour Mills announced an inevitable price increase

Born 100 years ago on 24 December, Gibs Kerr celebrated with a small gathering of loved ones at his Wallenvale Road, joined by the director of the Division of Ageing at the Ministry of Social Development and Family

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Port of Spain distributed 100 well-being kits to representatives of groups that assist survivors of gender-based violence

The Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange Ltd (TTSE) has announced an upgrade to its Avvento trading and surveillance platform for brokers

Women from the Venezuelan immigrant and local communities will benefit from a recent collaboration between the Digicel Foundation, Living Water Community and Together WI for a social enterprise programme teaching skills development in the garment industry

A cross section of key agency representatives participated in the five-day virtual multi-stakeholder training exercise on post-disaster needs assessment methodology

The Trinidad and Tobago Powerboat Association has announced that their 2022 season will begin on 1 February; there will be five races until 5 July before the staging of the Great Race, set for 20 August

The Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago is urging parents to talk to their children about sex and sexuality, as a first line of defense against damaging misinformation

The Adult Literacy Tutors Association has received four laptops from Heritage Petroleum Company Limited, in response to the increased need for computers to facilitate online learning locally