Club Med TCI Turns 25

It’s been 25 years since Club Med TCI welcomed their first guest at the first all inclusive resort here in the TCI. Last night officials celebrated the milestone in grand style, here’s a look at the highlights.

Human Trafficking

Thousands of Haitian migrants risk their lives each year, making the deadly voyage from Haiti to the Turks and Caicos Islands. News 4 takes a closer look at the deadly business of human trafficking.

Turks & Caicos Hotel & Tourism Association Donates to Police Force

The Royal Turks and Caicos Royal Police Force has a new addition to their fleet of vehicles and the TCHTA has come forward to provide the law men with a means of patrolling the Grace Bay area.

PSC Code of Ethics Launch

Public Sector workers now have standardized guidelines that have been compiled to raise the ethical bar in Public Service. Top officials from the Office of Public Service Management along with a large number of public servants met at the Clement Howell High School’s auditorium this morning to present and accept two newly formulated documents a [...]

Little Miss Turks and Caicos Preview

The young contestants of the Little Miss Turks and Caicos Pageant made an appearance during the Miss Earth motorcade yesterday. The young misses gave the public a taste of what to expect at tonight’s pageant by introducing themselves.

Marine Survival Training

The Maritime department of the Turks and Caicos Islands is providing vital survival training to local boat operators to ensure they will be equipped with the adequate survival skills needed should they encounter an emergency on the water.

Labor Department on Whole Gospel Issue

A peaceful protest by a group of teachers at the Whole Gospel Christian Academy who told News 4 earlier this week that they had not been paid in two months could spark an investigation from the Labor Department.

Cultural Camp

A special camp for youngsters being held at the Edward C. Gartland Youth Center will be turning their focus towards TCI culture. Director of the camp Portia Clarke says such programs help to promote and maintain the country’s important traditions.

Governor and Government Responds

While the boatload of immigrants who were shipwrecked off the coast of West Caicos on Sunday are currently being treated by the local medical department officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Health and Immigration met to decide a plan of action for what’s going to be next for them.

No Water at Traffic Department

Reliable sources have revealed that the Provo Water Company has shut off services to the Provo Road Traffic department building because of an outstanding hefty water bill. This is not the first time that this department has been forced to temporarily close its doors because of similar issues.