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The Project You Foundation is a relatively new NGO made up of a group of young professionals. According to chairman Joshua Alexander, they first came together to organise a Children’s Fun Day event for National Children’s Day which snowballed into a formal NGO through which they plan to continue hosting “feel-good projects” throughout the year.

The fourth cycle of the East Port of Spain Development Company’s Education to Production Construction Skills Training Programme will see 130 people being trained in various skills which will enhance their communities.

The Guardian Group, which has been in existence for 176 years, welcomed Ian Chinapoo as its CEO in October 2022. Chinapoo’s career spans over 27 years in banking and finance in the Caribbean and Central American region. He previously held key positions of executive director and group chief financial officer of Massy Holdings Ltd. He

ACTING DCP (Intelligence and Investigation) Curt Simon on Wednesday reiterated to the Joint Select Committee (JSC) on National Security his belief that the recent bomb threat sent by e-mail to 60 primary and secondary schools across TT was in fact a hoax. He was replying to JSC member Dr Roodal Moonilal's request for an update.

Big industries are still on the economic development agenda, but Missy Hughes emphasizes support for small business and for communities, too.

The U-Report National Secondary Schools Competition; a project of UNICEF in partnership with the Gender and Child Affairs Division, the Ministry of Education and Bmobile hosted their prize-giving ceremony on Tuesday at the Bmobile lounge area, Queen’s Park Oval.

PRESIDENT of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA) Martin Lum Kin says the Education Ministry has begun the tender process for a new fence at the Belmont Secondary School. However, he said, no definitive timeline was given. On April 28, gunmen entered through a broken fence at the back of the school. This

FORMER commissioner of police (CoP) Gary Griffith on Sunday slammed CoP Erla Harewood-Christopher for her claim that 100 legal guns have been used in crimes. Harewood-Christopher made the claim in a sworn statement filed in the High Court two weeks ago, in response to a lawsuit of gun dealer Towfeek Ali who is seeking permission

President of the Law Association of TT (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite disapproves of political or governmental officials making unfounded accusations against the Judiciary. She says LATT, however, has to be careful with its statements as it has a responsibility to remain neutral in politics. Speaking to Sunday Newsday at her law office on Woodford Street, Port

EXCELLENT! Whether you accept it or not, this is how Police Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher graded her performance for the first 100 days in office. Speaking with the media at the police service's centennial sports and family day anniversary at the Police Training Academy, St James, on Saturday, Harewood-Christopher when asked about her performance said it