The Public Utilities Minister says, there is no evidence that Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley’s data has been compromised. Minister Marvin Gonzales responded to a question posed by opposition Senator Jerlean John yesterday. Minister Gonzales said, TSTT is still in … Continue reading →

A Trinidadian woman is now the 11th murder victim in Tobago for the year so far. She has been identified as Chiniqua White of Malick. Reports say, Ms. White was shot multiple times in what has been described as a drive by … Continue reading →

The Public Utilities Minister gets strong advice from his Prime Minister, regarding the cyber attack at TSTT. The data breach has reportedly led to, the information of thousands of customers being dumped on line. Among the customers Prime Minister Dr. … Continue reading →

A state witness is refusing to testify in a court matter involving the police killing of three people in Barrackpore. The incident occurred in 2011. The matter was called at the hall of justice yesterday. The witness is PC Nicole … Continue reading →

There are reports of a double murder in Princess Town. The identity of the victim has so far not been released. Reports say, the incident took place at new grant around 9:45 last night. Newscentre five understands residents in the … Continue reading →

The National Carnival Commission launches carnival 2024, and NCC Chairman Winston Gypsy Peters is manifesting a huge financial return. At the opening of the festival at the Queens Park Savannah on Saturday night, Mr. Peters stressed on the product and … Continue reading →

The National Security Minister says, there will be no cover-up in the matter involving now-fugitive Anthony Smith. On The Eye On Dependence programme yesterday Fitzgerald Hinds said, any public officer found to be involved in human trafficking will be brought … Continue reading →

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 →