The government is accused of neglecting to put the spotlight on people. The comment follows last Fridays “Spotlight On The Economy” hosted by the Ministry of Finance. Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice David Abdullah says government’s focus … Continue reading →

Thirty-year-old Anthony Hoyte, of Roystonia, Couva is expected to appear before the Chaguanas Magistrate’s Court today. His capture led to a breakthrough by central division officers in a robbery incident involving men purporting to be police officers. According to the … Continue reading →

Villagers in at least 3 parts of the North Oropouche Road found themselves marooned because of a landslide. Crews from the Ministry of Works and Transport and the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation spent most of yesterday working on clearing the … Continue reading →

Teachers have been instructed by the representing Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association to boycott school today. It is the union’s way of rejecting the chief personnel officer’s four percent wage increase offer. The new school term begins today but … Continue reading →

Two more people have died as a result of the coronavirus. This brings the total number of deaths to 4,134. The deceased are one elderly male and one middle-aged male. One person had multiple comorbidities and one had a known … Continue reading →

Minister of Health Terrance Deyalsingh has been admitted to hospital. A release from the Ministry of Health says Mr. Deyalsingh was admitted to the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex last night after experiencing flu like symptoms. It says a diagnosis … Continue reading →

President General of the Oilfield Workers Trade Union Ancel Roget is threatening to sue Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley. The threat comes after Dr. Rowley blamed Mr. Roget and the United National Congress for yesterday’s protest by the scrap ironworkers … Continue reading →

The Amalgamated Workers Union accepts the Chief Personnel Officer’s offer of a 4% wage increase. Union President General Michael Prentice says while the amount is not what his members anticipated; it is better than the current salaries in the economic … Continue reading →