Opposition MP Rodney Charles says the snail pace within the judiciary lies squarely at the feet of the Chief Justice Ivor Archie and Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley. He says an international report done on extra-judicial killings show the head … Continue reading →

Another bloody weekend 5 men are shot and killed. The 5 killings occurred on Saturday and last evening. The latest victim last evening is identified only as cheesy and he was killed at Kelly Village. That incident is reported to … Continue reading →

The new man at the helm of the Port of Spain Police Division, Acting Senior Superintendent Roger Alexander says he wants to meet with gang members operating in the area. Mr. Alexander expressed the wish, even as he promised to … Continue reading →

Two more murders overnight. The killings occurred in Valencia and Chaguanas minutes apart. In Valencia the victim is identified as Michael Tramcome. Reports say he was among 3 men shot in the area. The others are Anthony Hopkins and Calden … Continue reading →

The first Procedural Hearing for the Commission of Enquiry into the Paria tragedy begins today. It will set the stage for the Evidentiary Hearing to come later this year. The Procedural Hearing will take place today and tomorrow at Tower … Continue reading →

The government is accused of neglecting to put the spotlight on people. The comment follows last Fridays “Spotlight On The Economy” hosted by the Ministry of Finance. Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice David Abdullah says government’s focus … Continue reading →

Thirty-year-old Anthony Hoyte, of Roystonia, Couva is expected to appear before the Chaguanas Magistrate’s Court today. His capture led to a breakthrough by central division officers in a robbery incident involving men purporting to be police officers. According to the … Continue reading →

Villagers in at least 3 parts of the North Oropouche Road found themselves marooned because of a landslide. Crews from the Ministry of Works and Transport and the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation spent most of yesterday working on clearing the … Continue reading →

Teachers have been instructed by the representing Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association to boycott school today. It is the union’s way of rejecting the chief personnel officer’s four percent wage increase offer. The new school term begins today but … Continue reading →