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BSS Continuous Labour Force Survey January 2024 - Vimarsana News

BSS Continuous Labour Force Survey January 2024

(Stock Photo) The Barbados Statistical Service (BSS) will commence another round of its Continuous Labour Force Sample Survey (CLFSS) capturing data for the ...

Fundamentally farcical - Vimarsana News

Fundamentally farcical

There is an underlying absurdity in the governance of Trinidad and Tobago. We recently had elaborate celebrations and ceremony for Independence Day and for the opening of Parliament. Pomp, parades,

MOVES TO WIPE OUT TRAIN LINE – Relative of murdered vendor fears: I could be next - Vimarsana News

MOVES TO WIPE OUT TRAIN LINE – Relative of murdered vendor fears: I could be next

Months after he was shot during an attack which killed 16-year-old Darshan Ramnauth and Geno Shah in Train Line Village, St Augustine, 30-year-old watermelon vendor Dillon Joseph was gunned down at his Caroni stall on Wednesday afternoon.

Senior cop warns criminals: Think twice before committing crime in Northern Division - Vimarsana News

Senior cop warns criminals: Think twice before committing crime in Northern Division

Snr Supt Kerwin Francis of the Northern Division is warning criminals that their activities will not be tolerated, as a series of exercises have been initiated after three murders in Arima earlier this week. On Monday night 41-year-old Candace Griffith was gunned down while attending a party on Temple Street. Five others including two teenagers

Northern cops vow to tackle robberies, car thefts in Arima - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Northern cops vow to tackle robberies, car thefts in Arima - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Officers of the Northern Division say they intend to focus their efforts on stopping robberies and car thefts, as they met and spoke with residents during a confidence walk on Wednesday morning. The walk began on Pinto Road, as over 50 officers interacted with residents in Train Line Road, Freedom Street, Sesame Street and Mt