Twelve people have been arrested in connection with breaching the COVID-19 regulations. They were among 17 people held during an Anti-Crime Exercise in the Couva district last Friday. In a statement the TTPS says officers of the Central Division proceeded … Continue reading →

The government is getting the backing of the Movement for Social Justice Political leader of the MSJ, David Abdullah yesterday said the government has every right to be concerned about the number of migrants making the journey from Venezuela to … Continue reading →

At a news conference yesterday, government’s management of the migrant situation has been described as poor. Former Ambassador to the United Nations, now Naparima MP, Rodney Charles yesterday said there are 4 things, which the government must do to save … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago government led by Keith Rowley is being told there will be no Opposition support for any piece of legislation brought to the Parliament, until the Procurement Bill in its original form, returns. The leader of the … Continue reading →

Police are seeking the identity of a body found near Claxton Bay. The man was found with a bullet wound to the head yesterday morning, by officers on mobile patrol along Connector Road. The man was in a shallow drain … Continue reading →

Eighteen-year-old Ashanti Riley was stabbed and beaten to death. Ms. Riley’s body was found on La Canoa Road in Santa Cruz last Friday morning, after she was reported missing. The official autopsy results say Ashanti Riley died from sharp force … Continue reading →

A word caution from the Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh to those vacationing in Tobago to remain vigilant. Minister Deyalsingh also warned yesterday against hosting holiday parties in the workplace. Further he called on members of the public to sacrifice … Continue reading →

Two babies, 5 and 6 months old have been infected with the coronavirus. The babies are in Tobago. On Tuesday the Division of Health confirmed the 5-months-old baby had contracted the virus. Yesterday the Ministry of Health revealed that another … Continue reading →

The government has gotten its way in the Upper House by the passage of the amendments to the Procurement Bill. One Independent Senator provided the “yes” vote needed to pass the legislation.  After several hours of debate on the controversial … Continue reading →