Trade Unions in the country are being told to step up and protect the rights of the, working class. The Movement for Social Justice yesterday said, there is a lot happening within trade unions, and people need to take note. … Continue reading →

The leader of the opposition calls for urgent help on behalf of residents of parts, of Penal after devastating floods. Kamla Persad Bissessar yesterday went into some areas badly affected, by two days of flooding. The local government representatives in … Continue reading →

Play Whe-Lotto agents are said, to be owing the national lotteries control board millions of dollars. The board says, it is because of this new measures are being introduced. The NLCB says, over the past month it has issued pre-action … Continue reading →

Lotto and Play Whe vendors are threatening to close their operations if the national lotteries control board goes ahead with new measures. The vendors say the national lotteries control board has been taking advantage of them and it is time … Continue reading →

The judiciary’s policy on blocking police officers from carrying their weapons in courtrooms is being criticized again. Police social and welfare association has said, the law allows officers to be armed in several places including courts. But the judiciary’s policy is … Continue reading →

The police commissioner is again telling of the risks her officers face while on duty. The reminder comes after the fatal shooting of constable Krishna Banahar in Point Fortin yesterday. Twenty-five year old PC Banahar was shot in the head … Continue reading →

The Minister of Finance is making clear, that he does not personally determine who gets access to foreign exchange. Business owners have been complaining about a lack of forex, saying it is crippling companies. Many have pointed fingers, at minister … Continue reading →