Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - SLIGHT, not heavy, characterised the reopening of fast food outlets on Monday after weeks of closure to stem the covid19 pandemic. The subdued reality defied expectations of long lines of eager buyers snaking along the pavement to buy the much loved items such as chicken and chips and doubles. KFC ...

Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - EXERCISING can now resume in TT, as the Government gave new guidelines concerning the covid19 pandemic at a media briefing, on Saturday. Exercising in public is part of phase one of the revamped guidelines which will take effect from Monday until May 23. On March 27, Minister of National Security S...

Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - DEVANT Maharaj, despite his claims to the contrary, is not a journalist. In his decision on Maharaj’s judicial review claim of unequal treatment, because he was not given access to the government’s daily virtual media briefings on covid19, Justice Kevin Ramcharan said, “on the evidence that he has ...

Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - MINISTER of Communications Donna Cox says while some of the information about the fight against covid19 is being translated into Spanish, she believes this needs to “ramp up” to support the Spanish-speaking community even further. She said her ministry is seeking volunteers to assist. At the Health...

Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - THERE was a mixed reaction among business organisations on Monday to Government’s phased covid19 reopening strategy. Monday saw the start of phase one, with restaurants, food outlets and street vendors being allowed to operate in accordance with covid19 public health regulations. On Saturday, the P...