This year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) exam saw a disappointing performance in Mathematics by secondary school students, which has become a concern for the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC). Yesterday,…

As 23 Venezuelan children of registered migrants prepare to attend school for the first time in years come September, 50-plus Venezuelan children have already started studying at a learning centre,…

Just days after Kern Sargeant posted on Facebook “dengue is the devil,” the 40-year-old father of five died after being afflicted with symptoms of dengue fever. On August 11, Sargeant,…

The National Advisory Committee on Constitutional Reform says it did not push Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley to change the Coat of Arms. Although the PM’s intention to replace Christopher…

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is doubling down on his decision to place the steelpan on T&T’s Coat of Arms and is strongly rubbishing dissenting voices who say such a…

Tobago can now exhale, as the barge responsible for the February 7 oil spill that affected 15 kilometres of shoreline has been refloated and towed to Trinidad. The overturned Gulfstream…

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine fears Tobago may face another economic setback after a fire broke out in the Cabo Star’s engine room yesterday, grounding the vessel and adding to the…

Whilst the weather is unpredictable, most people know that heavy rains bring flooding in the usual flood-prone areas. In the past, the Minister of Works blamed climate change for the…

Oropouche was first detected in 1955 in Trinidad and Tobago, and is endemic in the Amazon basin, the CDC said. Previous outbreaks have occurred in …

Rowley’s announcement comes roughly a week before Trinidad and Tobago is scheduled to hold a public hearing on whether certain statues, signs and …