News Shane Superville 9 Hrs Ago File photo - Police from the Homicide Bureau of Investigations Region II are trying to identify a man whose severed head was found near the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway on Thursday morning. Police said Maloney police received a report of a man's head being found in a drain parallel to the

Features Newsday Reporter 11 Hrs Ago Sisters of Holy Faith Convent in March 2022. Photo: Alison Punch - The Sisters of the Congregation of the Holy Faith (CHF) will launch their first book, Presence & Action, on November 26 at 11 am in Couva. This year the CHF Sisters will mark the 75th anniversary of

Business Ryan Hamilton-Davis 17 Hrs Ago An employee in PPE gear sorts candy at KC Confectionery's headquarters at Southern Main Road, Couva. - ANGELO MARCELLE In one way or another, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were always topics of concern and consideration for many organisations. But it wasn't until September 2015 that these issues

Business Corey Connelly 17 Hrs Ago Tourists from the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship check out a map of Tobago as they plan their tours with taxi drivers at the Scarborough port on Monday, - DAVID REID TOURISM stakeholders are optimistic that the return of cruise ships to Tobago will help revive the island’s

Business Vishanna Phagoo 17 Hrs Ago Amanda Salandy works on poinsetta earrings in her Tiiu collection. - ROGER JACOB Amanda Salandy, 38, created her first designs using whatever coloured polymer clay she could get her hands on, a US$30 pasta-maker and kitchen utensils. At the time all she had was a mouse, cheese and the

Car Free Sundays would make Dublin city centre “super nice”, a climate activist has said.  Banning the use of most private vehicles on one day of the week is a policy that has been discussed by the National Youth Assembly on Climate and sent to the Government for consideration.  “We need to scale down our

Asylum seekers and local residents should meet in order ‘break down prejudices’ a lecturer in Contemporary Islam has suggested.  In recent days, locals in East Wall, Dublin have been protesting the decision of the State to house asylum seekers in an old ESB building.  Chants of “Get them out” have been heard at the demonstrations

Asylum seekers living in East Wall, Dublin have said they found recent protests in the area “very intimidating”. There are currently around 80 asylum seekers living in the old ESB building in East Wall and the Department of Integration says it will eventually accommodate 380 men, women and children. Locals have been protesting about what