Shell begins Dragon surveys
Posted: Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Shell begins Dragon surveys
Preliminary work on Dragon Gas project has started, as an assessment meant to pave the way for gas to be pumped from the Venezuelan gas field to a platform in Trinidad waters has begun.

West: Work From Home policy to be completed next year

Audit launched into entertainment expenses at PMs Office between 2010-2024
Imbert made this promise yesterday, (October 14, 2024) before the Standing Finance Committee of the House of Representatives approved a $7,359,935,650 budgetary allocation to his ministry.

Imbert defends legal fees: UNC to blame

Gonzales: $66m WASA wage cut does not mean firings
The estimates of revenue and expenditure for statutory bodies show WASA facing a $66 million decrease from last year to the 2025 estimate. In 2023, $458 million was spent, while last year just $124 million was allocated, but a whopping $466 million was actually spent. For 2025, it is set at $399 million.

Lara bats for youths
$15m for programme run by cricket icon

Charles: CoP needs to give directive on how citizens should react when confronted by real/fake officers

Young in hot water for 'salacious' comment in Parliament

Nunez-Tesheira: Young's race a sore point for PNM supporters

DPP orders relative to be charged with murder...
She said her sister was employed as a school bus driver, but had ambitions of becoming a nurse and recently completed a course in nursing.

Husband charged with chopping wife to death in Princes Town
Narad Sankar, the man who chopped his wife, Laura Sankar to death at their Princes Town home on Saturday, has been charged with murder.

Police: Guyanese national found dead in Tobago had been threatened
The body of the man which was found near the ANR Robinson International Airport in Tobago yesterday morning has been identified as Guyanese national Mark 'Marcus' Archer.


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