Monthly Archives: October 2020
Chief Justice says the criminal justice system is near collapse
Concerns from Trinidad and Tobago’s Chief Justice Ivor Archie about the criminal justice system, which he says could collapse if some fixing is not done. Justice Archie insisted the Judiciary cannot be blamed for what is happening. While the new … Continue reading
TTUTA says teachers have been neglected again
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association says while it is pleased that students will be facilitated with laptops, teachers have again been neglected. President Antonia De Freitas says educators are still using their own machines and Internet to conduct … Continue reading
Primary school principals to receive SEA results tomorrow
Primary school principals should have the results of the Secondary Entrance Assessment 2020 tomorrow. In a release the Ministry of Education says the procedure for collection will follow health and safety protocols outlined by the Ministry of Health in light … Continue reading
Former Education Minister concerned about funds given to the Education Ministry and the way its spent
Former Education Minister, Dr. Tim Gopeesingh is concerned about how the allocation will be spent in this new financial year. Education got the largest allocation in this year’s National Budget. The figure announced by the Minister of Finance is 7.9 … Continue reading
Union President says government’s plan to put Port Authority in private hands will not work
There are now concerns about government’s announced intentions to put the Port Authority in private hands. Finance Minister Colm Imbert says government is now engaged in looking for interested private parties and the Interisland Ferry Transport will remain under the … Continue reading
Opposition Leader scoffs at Finance Ministers Budget presentation
The leader of the opposition Kamla Persad Bissessar is not impressed by the measures laid before the country by the government. Mrs. Persad Bissessar scoffed at Minister Imbert’s presentation calling it a package of lies. She said the government is … Continue reading
Finance Minister delivers Budget valued at over 45 billion dollars
Minister of Finance Colm Imbert has delivered a Budget valued at over 45 billion dollars. Among the proposals of his government, the removal of the fuel subsidy, the introduction of property tax next year, tax concessions on imported private vehicles … Continue reading
COVID deaths continue to rise
COVID-19 related deaths continue to rise. The death toll now stands at 81. In a release, the Health Ministry says 3 additional people have tested positive for COVID-19. There are 1,801 cases. The number of samples which have tested positive … Continue reading
Fatal police shooting in south Trinidad
A fatal police shooting in south Trinidad. The deceased is identified as Damien Scoon. Mr. Scoon also known as “Yankee” was shot and killed by officers this morning. Reports say Mr. Scoon was at his Jamadhar Street, San Fernando home … Continue reading
Legal opinion that police did not present a warrant when entering DSS headquarters
There is a legal opinion that the police service erred in not presenting a search warrant before entering the premises of DSS in La Horquetta. Millions of dollars was found at the house, which is said to be the center … Continue reading
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