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The Bajan Reporter | "Someone is putting pepper in our rice!" by UNC's Neil Gosine (Twin Island Republic Politics) - Vimarsana News

The Bajan Reporter | "Someone is putting pepper in our rice!" by UNC's Neil Gosine (Twin Island Republic Politics)

Trinidad & Tobago's Minister of Finance Colm Imbert said the Caricom Heads of Government Summit cost approximately $9million TT and he said in a nutshell that…

Independents have concerns - Vimarsana News

Independents have concerns

THE majority of Independent senators yesterday expressed concerns over the Procurement amendments which will be debated in emergency sittings of the House of Representatives and Senate this week.

3,000 military reservists might be on their way to Europe - Vimarsana News

3,000 military reservists might be on their way to Europe

In today's Federal Newscast: The General Services Administration is rethinking how it'll decide where to build a new FBI headquarters. Two decades of sexual…

EO 11246 Following the Harvard-UNC Supreme Court Cases: Why Federal Contractors Should Stay the Course for Now | Morgan Lewis - Vimarsana News

EO 11246 Following the Harvard-UNC Supreme Court Cases: Why Federal Contractors Should Stay the Course for Now | Morgan Lewis

The US Supreme Court’s June 29 decision in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina and Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. Harvard University (the...

Kamla takes charge in procurement fight - Vimarsana News

Kamla takes charge in procurement fight

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-­Bissessar has taken charge and slapped a second round of pre-action protocol legal letters on Attorney General Reginald Armour and Finance Minister Colm Imbert over an order