One gov­ern­ment min­is­ter has come out in sup­port of Hol­ly­wood ac­tor, Michael B. Jor­dan, us­ing the name “J’Ou­vert” as his rum brand, eye­ing po­ten­tial gains this coun­try can de­rive.  

Caribbean Air­lines has ad­vised that due to the day­time cur­few in Trinidad and To­ba­go on Sat­ur­day, June 19 and Sun­day, June 20, 2021, on­ly one do­mes­tic flight be­tween the two is­lands will op­er­ate on those days.

T&T’s Gabriel­la Wood had her Olympic Games de­but sta­tus con­firmed by the In­ter­na­tion­al Ju­do Fed­er­a­tion (IJF) on Tues­day.

Caribbean Air­lines yes­ter­day took both the Trinidad and To­ba­go Air­lines Pi­lots As­so­ci­a­tion (TTAL­PA) and Avi­a­tion Com­mu­ni­ca­tion and Al­lied Work­ers Union (ACAWU) by sur­prise with the an­nounce­ment that it planned to cut 25 per cent of its work­force, 450 em­ploy­ees, through­out its net­work whom the air­line had deemed “sur­plus to its cur­rent needs.” The ob­vi­ous ques­tion is why would an air­line whose fi­nan­cial his­to­ry has been up and down have sur­plus staff of 450 or more? What lev­el of em­ploy­ees make up this sur­plus staff?