The education ministry says, don’t blame the flood at the St. Georges College in Barataria, on remedial works being carried out. The ministry yesterday issued a statement, condemning what it called the curious and baseless attempt to conflate an isolated … Continue reading →

Police are questioning several people in connection with the robbery of the minister of health, Terrance Deyalsingh. Reports say, two people have been detained. On Tuesday afternoon minister Deyalsingh was in his constituency of St. Joseph, when two men put … Continue reading →

A former minister of Social Development says, there is dire need to focus on communities across the country. Verna St. Rose Greaves says, such action would solve many of the issues facing society. She believes this is the answer to … Continue reading →

The number of dengue fever related deaths now stands at, 16. Up to yesterday’s date there were 1,387, lab confirmed infections. The update comes from the Ministry of Health. Earlier today at a news conference, Dr. Avery Hinds said, the … Continue reading →

An 11-year-old boy had to be taken for medical treatment after he was assaulted during a robbery, in Woodbrook. The boy told police at around 3.15 p.m., on Monday, he was at Tragarete Road, standing in front of the Woodbrook … Continue reading →

The Corporate Communications Manager of the National Library and Information System is stressing, the importance of literacy in the society. Debbie Goodman shares her views in light of International Literacy Day celebrated on Sunday, under the theme promoting multilingual education: … Continue reading →

A water treatment plant is to be established in the eastern district of, Tobago. The Ministry of Public Utilities says, over 17 thousand residents will benefit from what it describes as the largest facility of this nature. A release says, … Continue reading →

The court is still to adjudicate on the matter of 29 police officers, promoted in error. Last year, a computer glitch was said to be responsible for the erroneous promotion of 29 officers, and the non-promotion of over 30 officers. … Continue reading →

Canadian Chris Hughes known as Chris “must” List is now fighting deportation from this country. His lawyer Gerald Ramdeen says, an appeal has been filed and will be heard this morning. Last Saturday the Canadian youtuber was held by police … Continue reading →