At Trinidad and Tobago's carnival, fashions are as loud as the steel bands and the party continues until dawn. Noo Saro-Wiwa joins revellers at the forefather of Notting Hill's carnivalFor non-dressy types, the fashion exuberance in Trinidad can leave you feeling shamefully dowdy. My simple T-shirt, jeans and lace-up shoes combo looked rather ascetic compare... Read more
Chinese president visits Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain, June 1 (IANS) Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Port of Spain Friday to start a state visit to Trinidad and Tobago aimed at expanding friendly cooperation between China and the C... Read more
India aids revival of coconut farms in Trinidad Port of Spain, June 11 (IANS) India is helping Trinidad and Tobago revive the coconut industry in this Caribbean nation that has a significant population of Indian origin. A two-member technical te... Read more
1845 ship of Indian labourers is big draw in Trinidad Port-of-Spain, May 27 (IANS) As Trinidad and Tobago prepares for the 168th anniversary of the arrival of the first group of 231 Indians to the West Indies, the toast of the celebrations is the first ... Read more
Trinidad and Tobago to set up Vivekananda Foundation Port of Spain, April 29 (IANS) The Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago, where about 40 percent of its 1.3 million population is of Indian origin, will soon set up a Vivekananda Foundation in hono... Read more
Greenidge boasts of strong batting line-up in Trinidad franc... Port-of-Spain (Trinidad), June 12 (IANS/CMC) Gordon Greenidge, coach of the Trinidad team for the inaugural Caribbean Premier League (CPL), says its batting lineup is one of the strongest in the tour... Read more
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Trinidad to play Belize, Peru in football friendly Port of Spain (Trinidad), March 8 (IANS/CMC) Trinidad and Tobago will play two Central American opponents later this month as they continue preparations for the CONCACAF Gold Cup in July. The Trinid... Read more
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Indian origin woman in Trinidad sells winning lottery ticket Port of Spain, May 17 (IANS) An Indian-origin woman in Trinidad & Tobago, who sold a winning lottery ticket, stands to get a part of the 20.4 million Trinidadian dollars (approx $3.17 mn). An offici... Read more
New port for Carnival ships is owned by Royal Caribbean In a new deal, Carnival ships will begin visiting a Royal Caribbean island in the Bahamas. Read more
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