Monthly Archives: July 2016
Assurance that Tobago’s best interest would be front and center as Sandals Resort discussions continue
An assurance today that Tobago’s best interest would be front and centre as discussions continue between this country and officials from Sandals Resort.
Flood cause residents of east Trinidad to be marooned in their homes … MET Office issues flood alert for Trinidad
Residents in east Trinidad are said to be gravely affected by heavy rains.
T&TEC denies claims of a shortage of materials at its Arima branch
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission denies that there is a shortage of materials at its Arima branch.
US State Department “trafficking of persons” report says that T&T is failing to investigate and prosecute human traffickers
The Police Social and Welfare Association is taking issue with a US State Department’s “trafficking in persons” report on this country. The 2016 report states Trinidad and Tobago is failing to investigate and prosecute human traffickers. It says … Continue reading
52-year-old man gunned down in Mt. Hope
A 52-year-old man is gunned down in Mt. Hope.
Body of man discovered in Carson Field is identified
The body of the man discovered is Carson Field on Saturday is identified. The deceased is said to be Kaylon Hamilton. The 39-year-old Chaguanas man was found on Saturday in a river bound and gagged. Investigators say … Continue reading
PNP warns of babies being born with Microcephaly
The main opposition People’s National Party warns of a number of babies being born in Jamaica with microcephaly as a result of the present number of cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus in the country.
Shipment of peppers from T&T has been found with cocaine
A shipment of peppers from Trinidad and Tobago to Canada is found to also carry 19 kilograms of cocaine.
Public Utilities Minister assuring that steps are being taken to fix problems which caused a protest by Beetham Landfill workers
Public Utilities Minister Ancil Antoine is assuring that steps are being taken to fix the problems, which led to a protest, by workers of the Beetham Landfill. The Industrial General and Sanitation Workers Union yesterday led the demonstration outside … Continue reading
Tight Accommodation At The Trinity Cathedral For The Funeral Service Of Former Prime Minister Patrick Manning
Not everyone attending the funeral service of former Prime Minister Patrick Manning would be able to sit inside the Holy Trinity Cathedral.
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