The National Carnival Commission says it has no money to boost virtual carnival events. NCC head Winston ‘Gypsy’ Peters maintains there will be no Carnival this year and therefore the government has allocated no funds to the staging of the … Continue reading →

The Oilfield Workers Trade Union gives the Trinidad Cement Limited a one-week deadline to respond to the dismissal of workers. Chief Labour Relations Officer, Lyndon Mendoza led the members in protest at the company’s south office yesterday. He said what … Continue reading →

More positive cases are reported at the Port of Spain General Hospital. The Registered Nurses Association says patients and members of staff have contracted the virus and there are growing concerns at the institution. President of the association, Idi Stuart … Continue reading →

Gun related killings in the east and the west of Trinidad and Tobago. In Dabadie in the east, the victim has been identified only as Damien. Reports say the incident occurred near the Dabadie public cemetery just after midnight last … Continue reading →

A police constable is to be charged with the sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman. Police say on January 6th the woman was walking in Pine Ridge, Arouca when a vehicle pulled up alongside her. The driver is said to … Continue reading →

The Minister of National Security is being asked to confirm or deny reports that people are arriving in the country without approved exemptions. Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar last night said she has been told the exemption system of the … Continue reading →