A neuroscientist says there is a need and a way for frontline COVID-19 workers to improve their sleep and energy levels. Founder and Director of Neuroscience Start Up Allegori, Kheston Walkins says the pandemic has been taking a toll on … Continue reading →

The Minister of Health says the front line workers at hospitals are burnt out by the number coronavirus cases they are seeing and treating. Terrence Deyalsingh says he met with some doctors and nurses on Saturday morning and it is … Continue reading →

Eight more people have died of the coronavirus. The number of deaths in the country connected to the pandemic now stands at 1,858. In the month of November there have been 162 deaths. The Health Ministry says it has also … Continue reading →

The body of a woman is found in a river in central Trinidad. She is yet to be identified The find was made at the Guayamar River in Caroni around 5 o’clock last evening. Newscenter 5 understands a passerby saw … Continue reading →

A promise from Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales that there will be a better water supply for hundreds of thousands of people in the coming years. This he says as the Ministry prepares to launch its water strategic plan. … Continue reading →

Yet again the Chief Justice of Trinidad and Tobago is lamenting staff shortages and crippling dependence on the State. Justice Ivor Archie yesterday declared open the new Law Term. He said once again depending on the State for funding is … Continue reading →

Debate on the 5 nationals whose names were submitted by the President, to sit on the Police Service Commission, begins in the Parliament this afternoon. It is very likely the Opposition members in the House will either abstain or vote … Continue reading →

Three murders, 2 in Port of Spain and the other in Arima are engaging the attention of the police. The latest incident occurred in Cocorite last night. The victim is identified as David Ferriera. Reports say Mr. Ferriera was involved … Continue reading →