The two men shot and killed during an ambush in St. James have been identified as Darnell  Pierre and Steffen Belgrave. Another man is wounded. On Wednesday night the three men were among a group liming outside Mr. Pierre’s house … Continue reading →

The Regulated Industries Commission stands by its decision, which will see higher electricity rates. The Commission says, it did the best it could in approving and proposing new rates. However, Chairman Dawn Callendar says, the rates recommended by the RIC … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister’s statement on crime is said to be hollow and futile. On Tuesday Dr. Rowley denounced the continuing crime spree, and vowed to hunt down and apprehend the perpetrators. In his statement, the Prime Minister said, violent crime … Continue reading →

Bandits steal cash from the Scotiabank ATM in Curepe. Four trays of cash were stolen on Tuesday night. It is said, an alarm went off at around 8:03pm at the space located near the priority bus route in Curepe. When … Continue reading →

Attorney at law and government Member of Parliament, Keith Scotland says, he personally believes the bail act needs to change. He insisting it is his view, and will not say if his government is heading in that direction. The Port … Continue reading →

Immigration officers get new equipment, which will allow them to quicker detect falsified passports, and forgeries of other forms of identification and documents. This from the Ministry of National Security, which says, it received 25 electronic handheld magnifiers donated by … Continue reading →

There is said, to be an increase in piracy incidents in the waters off Carli Bay, and the Minister of National Security is being told to do something about it. This is according to the Member of Parliament for Couva … Continue reading →

The Rafah crossing from Gaza to Egypt has opened for the first time since Israel’s siege began more than three weeks ago. At least 20 Palestinian patients, and 110 dual nationals, have left Gaza so far. It’s thought 88 injured … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago Registered Nurses Association agrees with the Prime Minister, that crime is a public health issue. However, TTRN President Idi Stewart says, while he is pleased at Dr. Keith Rowley’s recognition of same, Trinidad and Tobago is … Continue reading →

There is some anxiety over the none-availability of critical medicines in the country.  The situation is being blamed on the flawed registration process at the division of food and drugs. Immediate past President of the Pharmacy Board Andrew Rahaman, makes … Continue reading →