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Category Archives: Local News

A MAN CHARGED WITH 25 COUNTS OF MOTOR VEHICLE LARCENY IS DENIED BAIL…

A man charged with 25 counts of motor vehicle larceny is denied bail. A statement from the police service says, Keron Delisia, also known as “Tacbir” and “Greedy,” was charged with 25 counts of larceny of motor vehicles arising out … Continue reading

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PSA PRESIDENT CONFIRMS RETIREES WILL GET THEIR 10 PERCENT IN ARREARS…

A promise to retirees in the public service. They are being told, finalization of their 10 percent agreement is on its way. In a post to Facebook last Sunday evening, PSA President Felisha Thomas announced, the union was on its’ … Continue reading

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TEACHERS UNCERTAIN ABOUT PROMISED NEW SALARIES…

The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association says, it appears members will not be receiving their reconstructed salaries at the end of January. Earlier this month, TTUTA’s President Crystal Ashe was on record, as saying members of the teaching service … Continue reading

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VICTORY FOR THE TPP IN TOBAGO…

All fifteen seats in the Tobago House of Assembly have gone to the ruling, Tobago Peoples Party. The preliminary results make it the second time in history, that one party has won all seats in the house of assembly. As … Continue reading

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PRIME MINISTER SAYS THERE WILL BE NO REDUCTION IN TRAFFIC FINES…

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar stands in defense of the surge of traffic tickets, issued in recent days. She says, there will be no reduction in fines and penalties for traffic offences, but motorists will be given time to put things … Continue reading

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LOCAL OFFICER AMONG THREE NATIONALS ARRESTED IN THE U.S.

A police officer from Trinidad and Tobago, is among three men arrested in the United States on allegations of conspiracy to import cocaine. The other two are also from this country. Their names are Rafael Joseph, Michael Mc Sween and … Continue reading

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GRANDMOTHER DIES AFTER THE DROWNING OF 10 MONTH OLD BABY…

The grandmother of the ten-month-old baby who drowned in a pool in Diego Martin, is believed to have committed suicide. Fifty-five year old Deera Seepersad of Penal died, yesterday morning. The child identified as Alya died on old year’s day. … Continue reading

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HEFTY FINES FOR MOTORISTS FOR 2026…

Motorists face heavy new fines for speeding and driving under the influence, as the police enforce amendments to the motor vehicles and road traffic act. Drivers found exceeding speed limits by more than 31 kilometres per hour, can now be … Continue reading

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DEREK TARDIEU FREED BY HIS KIDNAPPERS…

Businessman Derrick Tardieu, is released by his kidnappers. He and his wife Claribel were taken from their Monos Island home on December 6th. The kidnappers demanded, 2.5 million US dollars for the couple’s release. It is said Mr. Tardieu was … Continue reading

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PRIME MININSTER UNFAZED BY VENEZUELA ACTION TIO END GAS CONTRACTS…

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says, she welcomes the United States’ continued assistance and is unbothered by the Venezuelan government’s immediate termination of any; energy ties with Trinidad and Tobago. The prime minister reiterated that Trinidad and Tobago is not dependent … Continue reading

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