Heart disease claims more lives than any other health condition in Trinidad and Tobago. The statistics were revealed yesterday, during a Parliamentary Committee on Social Services and Public Administration, chaired by Senator Paul Richards. The committee conducted an inquiry into the … Continue reading →

Heads of Regional Health Authorities are grilled on why patients are made to wait long hours for service at public hospitals. The question was posed by Vandana Mohit at a sitting yesterday of the Parliamentary Committee on social services. Before … Continue reading →

In the midst of violent incidents in the country, the Police Commissioner calls on parents to do more to keep their children on the straight and narrow. Commissioner Erla Harewood Christopher yesterday said, too often parents and guardians are absent … Continue reading →

Former Port of Spain Mayor Louis Lee Sing believes he is being singled out for searches at the Piarco International Airport.  He says, he has been pulled aside and searched at least four times while heading to different destinations including … Continue reading →

The Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago has parted ways with Lisa Agard. She is no longer the Chief Executive Officer. A statement from TSTT says Mrs. Agard departed the position with immediate effect. TSTT says, Kent Western is the … Continue reading →

A shooting in Arouca claims the lives of two teenagers.   According to police reports gunshots were heard in the vicinity of Skylark Crescent and Emerald Circular Bon Air Gardens, at around 10 o’clock last night. When officers arrived on … Continue reading →

Desperate and brazen is how police Commissioner Erla Harewood Christopehr describes the killing of Keston “bumbles” Monroe. He was shot dead minutes after he was released from the Belmont Police station yesterday. In a message on the killing this morning … Continue reading →

Politician and Former Vice President of FIFA Jack Warner has to re-pay one point five million dollars to businessman Krishna Lalla. The order has been handed down by, the London based Privy Council. Mr. warner also has to pay interest … Continue reading →

Seven police officers charged with misbehaviour in public office are expected to appear in court today. They are alleged to have accepted a 30 thousand dollar bribe to forgo charges against an Arouca businessman and his wife. The Police Social … Continue reading →

A former member of the Police Service Commission asserts that a lie detector test is not enough to address public trust, and corruption in the police service. Pastor Clive Dottin says, many people know how to beat the system. Pastor … Continue reading →