Battling in the Blackout of February 2022
‘Don’t expect much from that inquiry, no heads will roll, no apologies will be made and those in power will...
‘Don’t expect much from that inquiry, no heads will roll, no apologies will be made and those in power will...
Click on the links below for the main news stories for Friday, February 18, 2022: Covid-19 Committee Makes 16 Recommendations....
By Chantalé Fletcher A RETIRED professor of electrical engineering will head a three-member team to investigate the island-wide...
FOUR persons died from Covid-19 on Friday. The Ministry of Health in its latest update (#1004) reported 624 new positive...
By Sue-Ann Wayow EVEN though it is an expensive drug, more Toclizumab should be purchased for advanced care of Covid-19 patients, medical...
By Sue-Ann Wayow THERE have been no deaths in the public healthcare system due to the nationwide power outage on...
'South is different. We in this constituency, in this country, believe in equality. But (Prime Minister Dr) Keith...
By Prior Beharry CLOSE to 1,200 people charged for murder could have applied for bail after a Court of...
PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley will be attending the Sixth Summit of Heads of State and Government of...
ANOTHER unvaccinated person has succumbed to the Covid-19 virus. The Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection (DHWSP) on Friday...
‘If we were being attacked by a foreign entity none of us would have known’ By Neil Gosine THE country...
FORECAST: Generally sunny, slightly hazy and at times breezy conditions expected regardless of brief showery intervals. Overnight will be mostly settled...
Video clip, circulating on social media, of Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales at a press conference on...
By Chantalé Fletcher A proposal will be made in Cabinet for an in-depth and independent investigation into the island-wide...
A judge can now consider granting bail to a murder accused. This according to a ruling of the Appeal...