Some 19,198 pupils are expected to write the Secondary Entrance Assessment today. Some 9,904 boys and 9,294 girls are registered to write today’s exam, which will last for 3 hours and 20 minutes. The pupils will be tested on subjects … Continue reading →

Another 4 patients have lost their lives to COVID-19 The Ministry of Health says the persons were 3 elderly men and 1 elderly woman. It says 3 of the deceased had multiple comorbidities, while 1 had just one comorbidity. This … Continue reading →

Schools throughout Trinidad and Tobago will begin functioning at 100% capacity come April 19th. The return to full time learning and teaching will bring to an end more than two years of online and rotational classes. The announcement was made … Continue reading →

Another teenager goes missing and the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating her. She is 16-year-old Jennifer Ramkissoon. Jennifer, of Yallery Street west, California, was last seen on March 27th at approximately 5:20pm. She was … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s reaction to a question from Opposition MP Rodney Charles in the Parliament is being seen as a man out of control. Deputy Political Leader of the Opposition, United National Congress, Jerlean John last night said Dr. … Continue reading →

A Special Reserve Police Constable is the 24th fatal accident victim so far this year. He was killed in an accident in Cumuto. Kareem Charles was attached to the Traffic and Highway Patrol Unit in Barataria. He was driving his … Continue reading →