Monthly Archives: November 2015
Jamaica health minister fired
Jamaica’s Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller has replaced her controversial minister of health Dr. Fenton Ferguson.
Venezuela alleges US spy plane violated its airspace
Venezuelan Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino said on Sunday that a US plane had violated the South American country’s airspace.
Vasant Barath: UNC has suffered over the past five years
Vasant Barath says there has been a breakdown of the organs within the United National Congress, and the party is yet to discuss its loss at the polls on September 7th.
Jordan policeman kills two Americans and South African at training centre
A Jordanian policeman has shot dead two American instructors and a South African at a police training centre outside Amman, officials say.
Man perishes in fire in Carenage
Gary Nunes has perished in an early morning fire at his Carenage home.
Met office: Heavy rains, accompanied by strong winds, lightening and thunder
The met office warns of bad weather throughout Trinidad and Tobago today.
Claims of Nearly 12 thousand in damages After helicopter damages house in Carenage
Claims of nearly 12 thousand dollars in damage after a helicopter belonging to the protective services damaged a house in Carenage.
Two in Police Custody For Murder Of Superintendent of Prisons David Millette
Two cousins are now in police custody having surrendered to police investigating the murder of Superintendent of Prisons David Millette. The two men are cousins of an inmate who was allegedly beaten by prison officers on Monday this week.
Opposition Leader Questioning Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s Silence on Crime
Opposition Leader is questioning Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s silence on the crime situation. Mrs. Kamla Persad-Bissessar describes the recent upsurge in murders as an “emerging crime crisis”.
Prisons Commissioner To Meet With National Security Minister Today
Prisons Commissioner Sterling Stewart will today meet with National Security Minister Edmund Dillon. Speaking on the morning show on i95.5fm yesterday Commissioner Stewart said the safety of his officers must be the main topic of the discussion. Commissioner Stewart lamented the … Continue reading
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