At last Tuesday’s signing of the contracts for the Hewanorra International Airport redevelopment in Castries, St Lucia, are, from left, Shawn Edwards, Minister of Infrastructure, Francis Fontenelle, chairman of the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, St Lucian Prime Minister Philip Pierre, Emile Elias, the executive chairman of NH International, Darren Cenac, the general manager of the SLASPA, and Ciaran Conlon, the CEO of NH International.
Sharing a handshake at the launch of C Events Group, from left Nirad Tewarie, Angel Stewart and Arvinder Rampersad at Nube Nueve, Xtra Plaza, San Fernando on October 9.
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Marisa Bernard, corporate affairs manager Caricom, Philip Morris T&T Ltd
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Little Miss Pleasantville winner Janay Bernard displays a winning smile after being crowned.
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Dr Tonya Abraham one of the country’s most sought after dermatologists has turned her attention to helping young people deal with mental health issues.
Rondell Thompson is quietly becoming one of the top chefs in the country and in the region.
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Goal scorers Jiair Nanton, right, who scored a double against the Cayman Islands and captain Aden Jones, who scored one, pose for a photo after his team had a mixed day on the field yesterday, by losing to Iraq 2-1 and then hammering the Cayman Islands 7-0 at the U-15 World Cup and Festival in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Tyler Jalen Hislop, left, of St Mary's College, and Tequan John of Arima North Secondary School give chase after the ball during their Secondary School Football League (SSFL) Premier Division match at Arima Velodrome, Arima on Saturday. St mary's won 2-0.
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Prison Officers Association Secretary General Lester Logie
The Prison Officers Association (POA) is aware of a communique circulated to senior prison officials outlining how overtime payments will be handled in the future and has no objection to it, according to General Secretary Lester Logie.
Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence, Dominic Smith during the sitting of the Standing Finance Committee in Parliament on Saturday.
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In fiscal 2026, the Government spent $15 million through the Ministry of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence (MPAAI) on the construction and outfitting of a Tier 4 data centre.
NCRHA chairman Dr Tim Gopeesing, second from left, speaks to, from left, Head of the National Blood Transfusion Service Dr Sunil Persad, Dr Shivir Moosai, blood donor Miguel Bunsie, and Dr Roshni Bissoondatt at the EWMSC Blood Bank on Saturday.
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The blood bank at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex (EWMSC) is expected to extend its opening hours to 8 pm as part of efforts to encourage more people to donate blood and meet demand for emergency medical care.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar speaks at the TTEC’s Divali celebrations in Couva on Saturday
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has accused the Opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) of disappointing the people of Trinidad and Tobago through its conduct during the recent Budget debate, including its failure to support the Government’s Budget in Parliament.
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Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence, Dominic Smith during the sitting of the Standing Finance Committee in Parliament on Saturday.
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NCRHA chairman Dr Tim Gopeesing, second from left, speaks to, from left, Head of the National Blood Transfusion Service Dr Sunil Persad, Dr Shivir Moosai, blood donor Miguel Bunsie, and Dr Roshni Bissoondatt at the EWMSC Blood Bank on Saturday.
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