President of the Upper House, Christine Kangaloo ejects Opposition Senator Taharqa Obika from a sitting. The action followed a clash between the two. During the question for oral answer session yesterday, President Kangaloo was forced to admonish the Senator several … Continue reading →

The leader of the Jamaat Al Muslimeen Iman Yasin Abu Bakr, says yes he met with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley but it had nothing to do with his son’s reported bid to be screened by the ruling Peoples National … Continue reading →

Another appeal from the visually impaired Trinidad and Tobago national stuck in St. Lucia. After begging to return home for several weeks, Patrick Jaglalsingh claims he is at the end of the road and feels suicidal. Mr. Jaglalsingh claims that … Continue reading →

President of the Agricultural Society Dhano Sookoo is dismissing concerns about, what she calls a meeting with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley. Ms. Sookhoo explains that her meeting was merely to advance the causes of her organisation. There have been … Continue reading →

Police believe the skeletal remains found in Couva may be those of missing doubles vendor, Dhanraj Juman. Mr. Juman was last seen on September 25th, 2017. A man found the remains last Sunday at Connector Road, Mcbean Village at around … Continue reading →

Political Leader of the Peoples National Movement Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley describes as a fantasy and a lie claims that he had talks with Fuad Abu Bakr about becoming a candidate in the General Election. In today’s Express newspaper, … Continue reading →

Policing in Trinidad and Tobago is set to be improved by technology and the use of intelligence. Minister of National Security Stuart Young says the new Firearm and Tool Mark Examination in the Police Service is long over due. The … Continue reading →

The Judiciary says all unpaid traffic tickets issued before May 26th maybe paid within 6 months from that date by paying 50 of the fixed penalty. In a release it says this is according pursuant to the Miscellaneous Amendments Act, Act … Continue reading →