Today, the Ministry of Communications joins the rest of the world in celebrating World Television Day 2019.

Trinidad and Tobago, has had an impactful history of television operations beginning with the first commencement of its television service on 31 August 1962 and its graduation to colour transmissions in 1969 with the NTSC colour broadcast system.

The City of Port of Spain will be home to a new state-of-the-art health facility as Prime Minister Dr the Honourable Keith Rowley today, 19 November 2019, turned the sod for the construction of the New Central Block at the Port of Spain General Hospital.

Some members of the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago got a first-hand look at the technologies used by BP during the company’s Technology Open House.

Minister of Communications the Honourable Donna Cox along with Prime Minister Dr the Honourable Keith Rowley visited BP’s Albion Conference Centre where they got an interactive tour which showcased technologies used in exploration, production operations, maintenance and integrity management.

Alderman Joel Martinez, Mayor of the City of Port of Spain announced that Port of Spain has been given the Creative City Designation by UNESCO in the area of music.

Port of Spain is the fourth city in the Caribbean to achieve the Creative City designation in music.

The others are Kingston, Jamaica, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and Havana Cuba.