Hav­ing sur­vived the 2019 dry sea­son which was de­scribed as harsh­er than usu­al and one where every drop of rain­fall was likened to gold—lo­cal cli­mate ex­perts have pre­dict­ed an im­prove­ment in the weath­er pat­terns for Jan­u­ary to March 2020 which they have claimed is like­ly to be as dry as usu­al with near nor­mal rain­fall ex­pect­ed.

Pro­duc­tive dis­cus­sions be­tween a gov­ern­ment team and Pa­tri­ot­ic En­er­gies and Tech­nolo­gies Com­pa­ny Ltd and oth­er stake­hold­ers yes­ter­day.

Laser Sailor An­drew Lewis has con­firmed his par­tic­i­pa­tion in his third Olympic Games, this time in Tokyo Japan lat­er this year.

The Bridge of Hope Chil­dren’s Home at San­gre Chiq­ui­to has been at­tract­ing at­ten­tion from peo­ple both na­tion­al­ly and in­ter­na­tion­al­ly.

Based on the size of their an­nu­al sub­ven­tions, the Car­ni­val in­ter­est groups are the equiv­a­lent of medi­um-sized busi­ness­es and should be con­sis­tent­ly con­tribut­ing con­sid­er­able val­ue to this coun­try's Car­ni­val in­dus­try. How­ev­er, re­cent foren­sic au­dits in­to two in­ter­est groups—Pan Trin­ba­go and the Trin­ba­go Uni­fied Ca­lyp­so­ni­ans' Or­gan­i­sa­tion (TU­CO)—re­veal wor­ry­ing lev­els of mis­man­age­ment and a lack of trans­paren­cy.