Tabaquite MP Anita Haynes tells of delapidated conditions at two schools in her district. The situation has shut down a Primary School and placed students of a Secondary School on a rotational schedule. The two schools affected are Happy Hill … Continue reading →

The second runner up in the Miss grand Trinidad and Tobago Pageant says, she was unaware of the nationality criterion for entrants to the pageant. Rebkah Hislop, who represented St. Joseph says, she saw the eventual winner as her competitor … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister says, his legal team is looking into a newspaper article on the issue involving former Sports Minister Daryl Smith. The article published in the Express yesterday under the headline, disclose Darryl Smith sex report…High Court rules office … Continue reading →

Police officers faced with any form of stress, and or depression is advised to seek help. This advice comes from their representing Police Social and Welfare Association. The association says, there are systems in place within the TTPS to deal … Continue reading →

The National Security Minister takes aim at the purchase of legal guns. Fitzgerald Hinds yesterday, addressed the passing out parade for 96 new recruits at the St. James barracks. He said, organized crime is the catalyst for many of the … Continue reading →

Newly appointed Independent Senator Helon Francis says, he is viewing his new role as an opportunity to serve his country. The youngest member of the bench took his oath of office in the parliament on Monday. Yesterday, Mr. Francis, an … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago police service is now said, to be in mourning after the suspected murder suicide involving Josette Marshall shot her husband, acting corporal Dwight Skeete before turning the gun on herself. Police Commissioner Erla Harewood Christopher is … Continue reading →