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Canadian management consultant and Managing Partner of Arche Value Management, Mack Ferguson, has produced a performance list of the largest 35 companies (based upon invested capital) that are traded on the Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Barbados stock exchanges. Read more: guardian.co.tt/business/meas…

Ahead of the upcoming national budget presentation, T&T faces a complex convergence of labour market contraction and fiscal realignment. Read more: guardian.co.tt/business/tts-…

A proposed regional payments system could lower the cost and delays associated with intra-CARICOM trade, but University of the West Indies (UWI) Professor of Economics Roger Hosein believes its success will ultimately depend on whether the region addresses deeper constraints affecting production, foreign exchange and trade. Read more: guardian.co.tt/business/hose…

Tourism operators are calling for greater investment in the sector, but their concerns go beyond the size of the annual allocation. Read more: guardian.co.tt/business/tts-…

Spa days often leave us feeling refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to conquer the world. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/where…

From the modern city of Manaus in the Brazilian Amazon, the Rupununi Savannah in the Guyanese outback now beckoned. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/a-jou…

Denim, diamonds and a whole lot of dancing took over Club VICE last Saturday night as WAND (Women in Action for the Needy and Destitute) hosted its annual Denim & Diamonds fundraising party, attracting more than 500 guests for a night of music, cocktails, sparkle and serious fun. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/a-nig…

On Tricia Conyers’s journey to completing her debut book, Confidence Is Action, her biggest opponent was Pat. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/turni…

Contestants in the local leg of Miss Global International recently brought Caribbean flair to the runway, modelling striking designer pieces by Elizabeth Lucas. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/carib…

For Sangre Grande-born singer and songwriter Coutain, the journey from T&T’s vibrant music scene to international recognition has entered an exciting new chapter. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/from-…

“I Am a Powerhouse.” Those were the words written on the back of the medal given to participants in the recent Powerhouse 6K event. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/run-w…

Trinidad-born Archbishop Robert Rivas, Archbishop Emeritus of Castries, St Lucia, died peacefully in his sleep in the early hours of Sunday at the age of 80. Read more: cnc3.co.tt/trinidad-born-arc…

Politics relies on persuasion and compromise. The Constitution provides the framework for both, establishing checks and balances to ensure that no branch of government exercises unchecked authority. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/remem…

At 37, Leeann Dass is proving that stepping outside one’s comfort zone can open the door to an entirely new chapter in life. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/leean…

“I don’t think I could honestly say that I envisioned this career path when I first started out,” says Debbie-Ann Ottley, who grew up wanting to become a lawyer. She even obtained a diploma in the field in her early 20s. Read more: guardian.co.tt/article/debbi…

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Hours after Stefan Khandan and Giselle Ougrah were found in their Penal apartment, victims of an apparent murder-suicide, relatives have spoken about the couple’s turbulent relationship and how much it deteriorated the longer they lived together. Che Teekersingh and Radhica De Silva report.

Having been passed in the Senate and only awaiting assent to be implemented, tonight’s People’s Say question asks: Are you concerned that the Special Operations law could affect your community?

Nine days after three new police posts were operationalised across Trinidad, CNC3 News visited two of them to find out what is happening on the ground — and whether the new police presence is making a difference. At Eddie Hart, some residents and workers say they feel safer. At Grand Bazaar, officers say they are working with the resources available to them. Here’s our report.

Some stories are written in the stars... That was the case for the little girl from south who was always curious about the weather. But she did not predict that she’d go on to become CNC3’s first female Weather Anchor and now a Climate Change Editor. Today, as CNC3 celebrates its 21st anniversary, we take time to spotlight key members of our team. Tonight, we share Seigonie Mohammed’s story.