Sep 3, 2010
Public to help combat climate change
Public to help combat climate change
Albray Butterfield Jnr., credits his deputy leader pick to God
Newly-elected Deputy Leader of the Progressive National Party (PNP) Albray Butterfield Jr., said he wanted to enter elective politics while in his 50’s, but it appears that God has a divine purpose for him to enter the arena at this time, hence him being chosen by leader Clayton Greene.
North Carolina under hurricane watch as Earl churns past Turks and Caicos
Trinidad to train Ugandans in oil industry skills
Trinidad and Tobago is to train 10 Ugandans in the oil and gas industry, its high commissioner to Uganda has said.
Ambassador Patrick Edwards said during the celebration to mark his country’s 48th independence day in Kampala that the training was part of Trinidad’s commitment to assist in the development of Uganda’s young oil industry.
Oil leak threatens farmlands in Trinidad and Tobago
(AFP) – Aug 12, 2010
PORT SPAIN — A leaking oil pipeline belonging to state-owned Petrotrin has covered more than 30 acres of farmland in Trinidad and Tobago with some 200 barrels of crude, the country's energy minister said Thursday.
Rep. Clarke's Statement on the 48th Anniversary of Trinidad and Tobago's Independence
Trinidad & Tobago Converts Unused Air Force Base to...
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago, Aug. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- A place that once played an important role in the winning of the second World War will now play a critical role in winning new investments through the country's first Science and Technology Research Park – Tamana InTech Park. The Republic of Trinidad & Tobago has repurposed the Wallerfield Air Force Base (Wallerfield AFB), a former United States World War II Air Force base located in northeastern Trinidad, to satisfy the country's goal of transforming its booming energy-based economy to a knowledge-based one.
Govt dealing with human trafficking
Story Created: Sep 2, 2010 at 10:45 PM ECT
Human trafficking is evolving at an "uncomfortable rate" in this country and as such, Government will move to put in laws in place to deal with this, National Security Minister Brigadier John Sandy said yesterday.