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Lucille Moe’s statement on Sir Anthony’s passing

The following statement from the Minister of Information Broadcasting and Public Affairs, Senator Lucille Moe, was issued today on the passing of Sir Anthony Bryan: I wish to express my sadness at the passing of Sir Anthony Bryan, a known stalwart and pioneer in publishing and broadcasting. In reviewing Sir Anthony’s record of business ventures in the […]

Child abuse reports in lockdown concerns Break The Silence group

News Narissa Fraser 7 Minutes Ago Prof Rhoda Reddock at the Break the Silence conference UWI, St Augustine. in 2018. File photo – LOCAL research project/campaign Break the Silence – which seeks to bring an end to child abuse – says it is “concerned” by how frequently child sexual abuse cases were reported during lockdown […]

Registered Venezuelans want more time in Trinidad & Tobago

(Trinidad Guardian) It’s been a little more than a year since Venezuelan migrants were registered allowing them to live and work in Trinidad & Tobago. But now that the year has passed, some migrants are calling for an extension saying the conditions in their homeland have not improved. Some said the COVID-19 lockdown had left […]

ShopSmart closed two branches – Barbados Today

ShopSmart has closed two of its six locations. Closed are its branches at Cheapside in the City and Wildey, St Michael. Referring to the COVID-19 global pandemic, management sighted the effects of the “unprecedented situation”. The statement reads: “As we try to navigate this new world order and enter unchartered waters of social distancing, we […]

Procedure for Requesting an Exemption to Enter or Depart Trinidad and Tobago

Port of Spain: The Ministry of National Security advises that persons wishing to enter or depart this country must make a request via letter to the Minister of National Security, for an exemption. This is necessary as Trinidad and Tobago’s borders are presently closed in keeping with Government’s efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Only […]

Jamaican entertainers and celebs join Blackout

(Jamaica Observer) Several Jamaican entertainers and celebrities were part of yesterday’s Blackout Tuesday, the social media-driven protest aimed at bringing attention to discrimination and abuse of African Americans. From early morning, artistes began heeding the call to post a black box on their social media pages as a means of showing that the music industry […]

‘We don’t want Jamaicans to be complacent’

(Jamaica Observer) As most Jamaicans returned to their workplaces yesterday, following the expiration of the Government’s work-from-home order that formed part of its COVID-19 arsenal, Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton is cautioning against becoming “complacent”. Tufton, who yesterday took to the streets in Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew, after six in the morning, armed with 3,000 […]