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THE Ministry of Finance approved the release of $83,861,683 million to the National Carnival Commission (NCC) on Thursday making it the first tranche of the commission’s $147 million subvention for Carnival 2023. This release of funds comes on the heel of Carnival celebrations and complaints from regional bodies over a lack of funding. On Tuesday

EVERY YEAR, Carnival takes place. And while the covid19 pandemic put the festival on ice for two years, we have known it was returning this year for some time now. So it boggles the mind to learn that the “Mother of all Carnivals” is seeing regional bodies complaining, days before J’Ouvert, about a lack of

AS regional bodies complain about the lack of funding for Carnival, head of the National Carnival Commission (NCC) Winston “Gypsy” Peters is saying it is yet to receive its promised subvention of $147 million from Government. Gypsy told the Newsday on Wednesday, once the NCC gets its money, the regions would get their subvention. Tourism,

The Chutney Soca Monarch competition is upon us once again, during this season of the Mother of All Carnivals.

THE Housing Development Corporation (HDC) intends to spend some $1 billion to complete 1,800 stalled homes and construct an additional 1,000 new homes by the end of the year. Speaking with the media at HDC’s South Quay head office on Tuesday after he and his board members were given their instruments of appointment, returning HDC

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SCREAMS of jubilation echoed through the Parade Grounds, Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet, early Monday morning as Katzenjammers Steel Orchestra was announced the winner of the National Panorama medium conventional bands competition. In winning the title, the band from Black Rock, led by Pan Trinbago president Beverly Ramsey-Moore, dethroned the 2020 champions, Couva Joylanders, who placed

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The TT Red Cross Society Children’s Carnival (TTRCS) returns to the stage after being halted because of the covid19 restrictions. Though the crowds was small, the children aged three to 17 walked on the stage at the Queen’s Park Savannah with their unique, creative and colourful costumes. Unlike adult mas, the children had themes that

SEVERAL parliamentarians blamed the covid19 pandemic for them, so far, not having filed their 2021 annual declaration under the Integrity in Public Life Act. Speaking to Newsday recently, several of them promised their prompt attention to the matter. The Integrity Commission on February 1, published in the online TT Gazette a list of several pages