Police are investigating the killing of a man said to be a gang leader. On Saturday night Jason “Pompey” Purcell was shot outside an apartment on Nelson Street in Port of Spain. Reports say he was shot 12 times. Police … Continue reading →

Residents in Cap De Ville stage a noisy demonstration calling for the roads to be fixed. From as early as 5:30am this morning the residents blocked roads and set fire to debris. MP for the area Kennedy Richards was at … Continue reading →

Senior health officials are lamenting the number of critically ill COVID-19 patients who are hospitalized. The number is put at over 200. Principal Medical Officer In Charge Of Institutions, Dr. Maryam Abdul Richards made the disclosure at the COVID-19 media … Continue reading →

The Minister of Education tells protesting student nurses they will be paid. Yesterday COSTATT student nurses protested outside the headquarters of the Education Ministry. The students said say they have not been paid their $1200.00 stipends for the last 5 … Continue reading →

The 8-year-old boy shot during an attack on a group liming in Mon Repos Morvant, is said to be in critical condition at hospital. Yesterday his mother was reported as saying he was unconscious and the bullet remained lodged in … Continue reading →

A 26-year-old woman is killed while liming with a friend in Arima. The incident happened at about 10pm last night. Police reports say Rianna Mohammed was at Bolo Trace, Hoyte Avenue, Arima with a 37-year-old able-bodied seaman when they were … Continue reading →

Precedent is set; sharing defamatory content in private group chats on instant messaging platforms such as Whatsapp is subject to litigation. According to the case the WPC began the exchange as she sought to respond to a post by another … Continue reading →

Electricity power has been restored to several areas of the country following a massive blackout, which took hours to correct. The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission says a landslide last evening pulled down a transmission tower in Rousillac. Corporate Communications … Continue reading →