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07 September 2010 05:36 pm 
The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the FIFA Under 17 Women’s World Cup has lauded the support efforts of Bmobile towards the gifted athletes on the T&T national team, in particular its sponsorship of an etiquette and protocol training program for the Soca Princesses.
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08 June 2010 05:28 pm 
The prestigious World Cup Competition is once again upon us and set to ignite the continent of Africa. As eager football fans around world are preparing to storm sports bars and almost literally glue themselves to television sets, the telecommunications juggernaut Bmobile has guaranteed 12 Trinidad and Tobago nationals a first hand viewing of the 2010 extravaganza in South Africa.
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30 May 2010 07:06 pm 
With 268 armed gangs or neighborhood 'corner crews' locked in deadly turf wars, Jamaica is one of the most violent societies on earth. Watch how the Arabic TV Network Al Jazeera reports on violence in Jamaica.
With a population of less than three million people, police kill hundreds of people every year in what they claim are crime-related shootouts, making Jamaica's police force among the deadliest in the world.
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24 April 2010 02:26 pm 
The Antigua government says regional airline LIAT is not for sale, even though as one of its primary shareholders it is leaving the door open to talks with the Trinidad-based Caribbean Airlines (CAL) about deepening cooperation between the two carriers.
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30 October 2009 07:59 pm 
The British integrated telecommunications behemoth that is Cable Wireless (C&W) may well be again considering demerging its operations according to press reports earlier this week.
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19 September 2009 02:37 pm 
T&T is ranked as the 98th among countries with the highest consumption of alcohol. Minister of State in the Social Development Ministry Alicia Hospedales said so during her contribution to Wednesday's debate on the Provisional Collection of Taxes Order in the House of Representatives. She said that information was provided by the World health Organisation (WHO).
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07 July 2009 06:23 am 
Indigo Partners and Oaktree Capital, who are reportedly the owners of Spirit Airlines, have bought the country's national carrier, Air Jamaica.
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