By Prior Beharry THE number of healthcare workers accessing mental health services will remain confidential. This according …
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By Chantalé Fletcher PRIME Minister Mia Mottley and the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) swept the polls for …
FORECAST: Predominantly sunny and breezy conditions expected despite a few showery interruption mainly over southern districts. Tonight will …
Click on the links below for the main news stories for this morning - Thursday, January 20, 2022: …
By Sue-Ann Wayow SHANGHAI Construction Group Caribbean Ltd hired to work on the billion-dollar Central Block at the Port-of-Spain …
By Chantalé Fletcher OF the eight maternal deaths reported in 2021, five were due to Covid-19. And …
By Sue-Ann Wayow PARENTS involving children in protests, message walks or large public gatherings are not making a …
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE Government has no problem in paying what is due to the five-member committee appointed …
FOURTEEN more persons have died due to Covid-19 in Trinidad and Tobago. The Ministry of Health in its …
A TEENAGER from Arima was shot dead on Tuesday night at his home. Police reports are that Steven …
By Chantalé Fletcher      TWO more cases of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 are reported in Tobago. One of …
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE protests against Covid-19 vaccination and more specifically any form of mandatory vaccination policy …
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE Covid-19 vaccine may indeed affect the menstrual cycle of women according to a recent …
By Sue-Ann Wayow CHILDREN with no pre-existing illnesses are contracting Covid-19 and experiencing severe effects of the virus …
By Sue-Ann Wayow WITH open-pyre ceremonies now being allowed for Covid-19 victims, Minister of Rural Development and Local …
