A plea for the intervention of the government in the plight of Trinidad and Tobago nationals languishing in less than humane conditions in the Al Hol Refugee Camp in Syria. Attorney-at-law Nafeesa Mohammed says they are all young children and … Continue reading →

The apparent wrangling between Chief Justice Ivor Archie and Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard SC is being seen as evidence of the country’s failing institutions. As such Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice David Abdullah is reiterating … Continue reading →

There is concern that a Venezuelan oil tanker sinking in waters off Trinidad and Tobago could be a threat to the entire Caribbean Sea. Corporate Secretary of the group Fishermen and Friends of the Sea Gary Aboud is again calling … Continue reading →

Reports of bad weather in some parts of the east. At a house on St. Michael Road in Tacarigua the roof was torn off, and some streets in Arouca and Tacarigua were flooded during heavy rainfall. There were also gusty … Continue reading →

The body of a man is found in a vehicle in St. Augustine. The find was made shortly before 7 o’clock this morning. Reports say the Madza pick up was parked at Biam Trace, Off Gordon Street. Passersby told police … Continue reading →

Yesterday Chief Medical Officer Dr. Roshan Parasram outlined the statistics regarding those warded and at home with the virus. Addressing the COVID-19 media conference Dr. Parasram further noted that age and activities seem to play a significant role in whether … Continue reading →

27 new cases of the COVID-19 virus are recorded locally. The Ministry of Health says these 27 new patients will be processed for admission at the discretion of the County Medical Officers of Health. a release yesterday said 15 persons … Continue reading →