Police are continuing their investigations into three murders in, St. Ann’s, California and Port of Spain respectively. The Fondes Amandes, St. Anns victim is identified as Che Mendez. Mr. Mendez was cigarette salesman, employed at Massy. He was killed during … Continue reading →

Couva North, MP Ravi Ratiram, wants government to consider increasing the fuel subsidies for fisher folk. The Prime Minister assures changes are coming. MP Ratiram, raised the issue during questions to the Prime Minister in the parliament yesterday. MP Ratiram … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister tells of a plot to topple the government. Dr. Keith Rowley claims, the plot was hatched by some employees of the strategic services agency, who belong to a religious cult. Prime Minister Rowley, made the disclosure as … Continue reading →

Trinidad and Tobago is offering school places, to children in hurricane devastated Caricom countries, particularly St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada. On Monday, the category 4 hurricanes left a trail of death and destruction in both countries. There have … Continue reading →

The opposition makes good on its promise and gives its full support to the bail (amendment) bill, 2024. The vote was taken yesterday afternoon, in the lower house. Among the yes votes, Dr. Rai Ragbir. During debate earlier, the attorney … Continue reading →

The Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago says, it stands in solidarity with regional countries affected by Beryl. TSTT also says, normal operations will resume at the Bmobile customer experience store in Lowlands Mall, Tobago, and the Scarborough payment centre today.  It … Continue reading →

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine breathes a sigh of relief, saying Beryl was not as bad as expected but people on the island needed to take heed. The Tobago emergency management agency director Allan Stewart there was more than one hundred … Continue reading →