Members of the public will soon begin paying more for cement. The Contractors Association of Trinidad and Tobago, sees this as a sure reality in response to the announcement by Trinidad Cement Ltd. The price of the commodity will be … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago meteorological service is warning the public, of an increased presence of Saharan dust concentrations in the atmosphere from today. It says, this should last until Friday. Senior meteorologist Gary Benjamin, told us yesterday what to expect. … Continue reading →

The opposition leader is accusing the government of not having any compassion, for people affected by crime. On Monday night Kamla Persad-Bissessar, found it difficult to keep her cool while addressing a cottage meeting, of the united national congress. Mrs. … Continue reading →

An opposition MP, is now questioning the process used to select police commissioner, Erla Harewood Christopher last year. Dr. Roodal Moonilal believes, it is time to find out more from the police service commission. Dr. Moonilal says, there should be … Continue reading →

15 individuals are now in custody, following two dui exercises. A release from the TTPS says, the apprehensions took place between 8am and 12pm on Saturday. It says, officers of the highway patrol task force and south highway patrol conducted … Continue reading →

There is a ban on the use of glass bottles, on the two days of carnival this year. According to legal notice 21, the ban on the use of glass bottles in or within the vicinity of a carnival event … Continue reading →

The population is faced with a decline in air quality across both islands. This is confirmed by the Trinidad and Tobago meteorological service. The met service says this due to a Saharan dust surge, which began moving across the region … Continue reading →

TUCO president Ainsley King, retracts his criticism of political commentary following a backlash. In a statement on the impact of political commentary on the art form on Tuesday. Mr. King said, it is a genre of calypso, which has been … Continue reading →