FortisTCI Submits Annual Regulatory Filing For The Year Ended December 2011

In March 2012, FortisTCI and AEP Limited submitted their Annual Regulatory Filings for the year ended December 31, 2011 to the Electricity Commissioner including corresponding audited financial statements. FortisTCI and AEP Limited (the “Company” or…

TCHTA’s Members and Community Partner for Earth Day to make TCI SHINE!

Members of the Turks and Caicos Hotel and Tourism Association (TCHTA) and the community across Providenciales, came out on Saturday 21 April 2012 to make “TCI SHINE” in commemoration of Earth Day, which is recognized to as a day to raise awareness…

POLICE NAME DIVING VICTIM

POLICE have today named a teenage American tourist who died following a diving accident off Grand Turk, earlier this month. Bhavish Zinzuwadia, 17, a passenger on the cruise ship, Carnival Pride, lost consciousness in the water during a Carnival…

POLICE ENTER THE WORLD OF SOCIAL MEDIA

RTCI Police has unveiled a new tool in the fight against crime. Officers are turning to social media networks in a bid to catch criminals and engage with local residents. The police have set up Facebook and Twitter accounts and have appointed a…

FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION PUBLISHES ACTION PLAN

The Financial Services Commission is pleased to announce that following extensive consultation with the industry and other stakeholders it is today publishing its Action Plan 2012-16 outlining its core areas of activity for the next five years,…

Caribbean Tourism Industry decision makers to debate investment opportunities at hotel & tourism investment conference

Some of the Caribbean tourism industry’s top decision makers will share their perspectives on investment opportunities in the region at the 16th Annual Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Investment Conference (CHTIC), which gets underway here in earnest…

Venezuela denies rumors Chavez died in Cuba

Officials in President Hugo Chavez’s government denied rumors that the leftist leader may have died while undergoing cancer treatment in Cuba six months ahead of an election in South America’s top oil exporter. In the nine days since he left for…

St Vincent PM admitted to hospital in Barbados

The prime minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), Dr Ralph Gonsalves, was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Barbados at the weekend after complaining of feeling unwell. Investigations and tests conducted by medical staff at the…

Cayman Islands premier facing three police investigations

A spokesman for the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) confirmed on Saturday that Cayman Islands premier McKeeva Bush is now the subject of three separate police investigations. According to police, one of the investigations involves…

Iran Says Cyberattack on Oil Industry Had Little Impact

Iran says a suspected cyberattack on its state-run oil industry had little impact on operations thanks to rapid measures taken by experts to limit the spread of the virus. Iranian state news agency IRNA quotes an Oil Ministry official as saying…