Residents at the Heights of Aripo stage a peaceful protest calling for an end to broken promises. The residents gathered at the site and called on the authorities to give them mostly better roads from as early as 6:30 yesterday … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley is being asked to allow observers in to monitor the local government election in Trinidad and Tobago. No date has been announced yet. However the leader of the opposition Kamla Persad Bissessar, says she does … Continue reading →

Gary Griffith is convinced there is no way Minister Of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds, could not have known about the Brent Thomas extraction from Barbados. According to Mr. Griffith if the Minister Of National Security was not aware then it … Continue reading →

Another call for the Prime Minister to set the date for the local government election when the parliament convenes today. Opposition MP Khadijah Ameen yesterday said the Prime Minister and his government called this upon of themselves. At a news … Continue reading →

The Chamber of Industry and Commerce is expressing concerns over government’s plans to implement the property tax. It says the timing is bad. In a statement the Chamber says while it understands the need for the implementation of property tax, … Continue reading →

Residents in Diego Martin Central staged a peaceful protest, outside the offices of their member of parliament. They are calling on Symon Denobriga to fix the problems plaguing their community. The residents say their challenges include poor infrastructure and a … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley says he too is hurt by the crime situation now plaguing the country. He says every life lost to crime is of concern to his government. Over two hundred and forty people have been killed … Continue reading →

In Carenage, the victim is businesswoman Radica Dabideen The 69-year-old Miss. Dabideen was reportedly called out of her business place and shot yesterday morning. The woman runs a business place called Ravi By The Bay, which is located along the … Continue reading →

Teachers have accepted the government’s four percent salary increase offer. Yesterday the president of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association Martin Lum Kin signed on the dotted lines. 12,500 teachers are to benefit from the payout. During an interview … Continue reading →