It is now confirmed; judicial review proceedings are to be filed against the Ministry of Health, over its refusal to disclose an internal investigation report by the Northwest Regional Health Authority. The report follows the deaths of seven babies at … Continue reading →

Port workers are expected to return to their duties today, after the industrial court instructed them to stop their actions. Yesterday afternoon, the industrial court granted an injunction to the port authority of Trinidad and Tobago, mandating that the workers … Continue reading →

Seven police officers are freed on extortion charges. In 2023, they were taken to court for allegedly extorting business operators in Sangre Grande. Yesterday, Master Sarah De Silva allowed the officers to walk free. The high court master freed the … Continue reading →

The Water and Sewerage Authority announces an early end to Desalcott’s shut down to carry out maintenance works. Over the weekend WASA said, the work on the desalination plant has been completed and supply should be normalized in the coming … Continue reading →

Trade Unions in the country are being told to step up and protect the rights of the, working class. The Movement for Social Justice yesterday said, there is a lot happening within trade unions, and people need to take note. … Continue reading →

The leader of the opposition calls for urgent help on behalf of residents of parts, of Penal after devastating floods. Kamla Persad Bissessar yesterday went into some areas badly affected, by two days of flooding. The local government representatives in … Continue reading →

Play Whe-Lotto agents are said, to be owing the national lotteries control board millions of dollars. The board says, it is because of this new measures are being introduced. The NLCB says, over the past month it has issued pre-action … Continue reading →