Glowing tributes at the funeral for former chief justice, and the first president of the Caribbean court of justice, Michael De La Bastide. The service was held this morning at the church of assumption in Maraval. CCJ President Justice Adrian … Continue reading →

Reports say, all schools resumed operations on the first day of the new term. Although the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers’ Association says, classes continue to take place under sub-standard conditions. Yesterday, President Martin Lum Kin said, while he received … Continue reading →

The head of a four-year-old girl is severed in Arouca. A suspect is held. The child is identified as Amarah Lalitte. Reports say, the incident took place at Fifth Street at around 2 o’clock this morning. News Centre five understands, … Continue reading →

It’s back to school today for thousands of students and their teachers. The Easter holidays have ended and this is now the final term of the 2023-2024 school year. Before the closure over 19 thousand students wrote the Secondary Entrance … Continue reading →

Investigations are continuing into a suspected arson attack, which has claimed the life of 25 year old, Tyrone Foster in Couva. It is believed a Molotov cocktail was thrown into the HDC family home at Anand Yankaran Extension, Exchange Lots, … Continue reading →

A commitment from officers attached to the TTPS gang unit, to stem gang violence. The pledge comes even as the police service admits that, it continues to be a challenge. Head of the, North Central Division, Senior Supt. Richard Smith … Continue reading →

The main suspect in the fatal accident involving a kiss delivery truck, has been released from police custody. The man surrendered to the police after the deadly crash on the, Solomon Hochoy Highway last Thursday. The man said to be … Continue reading →

Several issues and situations, which occurred under the watch of, former police commissioner Gary Griffith, are now being probed. The national security minister Fitzgerald Hinds made the revelation yesterday, at a news conference by the ministry. He said, it appears … Continue reading →