The Turks and Caicos Islands government has scrapped several significant capital projects, totalling $1.32m, even as it reports a healthy operating surplus of $68.2m year-to-date. However, the ...

Almost a month after a large batch of eggs smuggled in from the Dominican Republic was destroyed, the TCI government has finally taken steps to create a safe and legal import route. Minister of ...

Oren Walkin 50, and 45-year-old Maria Alexander Pineda De Walkin have been charged with human trafficking, keeping a brothel for prostitution, and a slew of other related charges following intensive ...

A staggering $17.1m payment from the government to InterHealth Canada (TCI Hospitals) ignited a fierce political battle within the Turks and Caicos Islands Parliament. The payment, revealed during the ...

Despite heated debate and revelations of significant financial strains in the healthcare sector, the Turks and Caicos Islands government is reporting a robust year-to-date operating surplus of $68.2 ...

Former Minister of Immigration in the PDM Government, Vaden Delroy Williams and former Director of the Environmental Health Department Kenrick Neely have been officially charged with corruption while ...

A heated debate has ignited in the Turks and Caicos Islands over the government's financial status, with a newspaper report on a projected deficit sparking public outcry and accusations of "false news ...

The turquoise waters of the Turks and Caicos Islands, renowned for their breath-taking beauty and vibrant marine life, recently became the stage for a disturbing ordeal. An investigation has been ...

A 29-year-old Dominican national, Mr. Randi Severino, plead guilty for taking marine products without licence and use of unlicensed vessel for commercial fishing, in Grand Turk on Tuesday. Severino, ...

HISTORIC artefacts found at the ruins of the Providenciales’ old cotton plantation were put on public display this week. The Turks and Caicos National Trust showcased items from Cheshire Hall which ...

THE DEVELOPER at the centre of the Leeward Marina controversy has appeared in court accused of defying an injunction to halt works in the national park. Rodney Propps – who faces prison if found to be ...