Two men are assisting police with their investigations surrounding the discovery of more 100 million dollars worth of high-grade compressed marijuana in the southern division. Reports say, officers acting on intelligence, intercepted a Kia truck at 9 pm on Wednesday … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago Solid Waste Management Company Limited confirms a fire at the Beetham landfill. A release says, that at approximately 8:45 pm last evening, SWMCOL’s emergency management team was alerted about a fire at the southwestern end of … Continue reading →

Prime minister Dr. Keith Rowley is to address the 78th session of the United Nations general assembly in New York tomorrow. A release from the office of the Prime Minister says Dr. Rowley joined world leaders at the meeting yesterday. … Continue reading →

The Venezuelan father of one-year-old José Nunez, who was shot on Monday night in El Socorro is angry. He says, Trinidad and Tobago is no better than Venezuela. The infant was hit as one man chased another and fired several … Continue reading →

The date of the Budget statement for the Financial Year 2024 is announced. It will be presented by Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert in the Parliament on Monday October 2nd at 1:30pm. The announcement was made yesterday via a release … Continue reading →

Gary Griffith says, independent organisations like the TTPS cannot and must not take directives from politicians. Mr. Griffith’s comment came, after a high court ruled that the financial intelligence unit abused its power, and acted unconstitutionally when it tried to … Continue reading →

High court judge Frank Seepersad dismisses the United National Congress election petition against, the Elections and Boundaries Commission in relation to the outcome of the result in the electoral district of Arima Northeast. The petition was filed in the name … Continue reading →

National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds is saddened by the killing of retired police officer, Charles Kublalsingh. He believes the municipal police officer may have been killed for his legal firearm. He was gunned down outside his Jackson Street, Curepe home … Continue reading →

Opposition Member of Parliament For St. Augustine Khajdia Ameen tells of bandits roaming the streets of her constituency in search of prey. She says, residents are under siege. Her concern also follows the recent killing of a suspected bandit, by … Continue reading →