An unreserved apology from Opposition Senator Anil Roberts to Senate President Christine Kangaloo and the Upper House. The apology follows comments he reportedly made on his social media program called Dougla Politics earlier this year, on February 23rd and 24th. The … Continue reading →

Akeem Mitchell and Richard Chatoor will be sentenced today for the March 2006 murder of Sean Luke. Confirmation of this comes in a release to the media from the Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago. It says Madame Justice Lisa Ramsumair-Hinds will … Continue reading →

A 17-year-old girl was killed when a driver lost control of his vehicle and slammed into her. Shaquana Hills was at the time walking along the pavement in Pepper Village Fyzabad. The accident occurred on Monday. Shaquana’s mother Adafi Hills … Continue reading →

Police and the National Security Minister say Jamaat al Muslimeen leader, Yasin Abu Bakr is not a threat. Minister Fitzgerald Hinds yesterday said based on what the police have said the Imam is no threat to national security. Acting Police … Continue reading →

A member of the Dr. Keith Rowley’s Cabinet and family are now in quarantine, having been exposed to the coronavirus. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley last night gave no further details of the situation involving his unnamed Cabinet member. Dr. … Continue reading →

Eight more COVID positive patients have died in Trinidad and Tobago. Three were elderly men and 2 elderly women with comorbidities. The other 3 were an elderly woman, a middle aged man and a young adult with no underlying conditions. … Continue reading →

Four-year-old Amaziah Lewis is mauled to death by a dog in the presence of his relatives in Tacarigua. Amaziah was with his grandmother at her workplace at Savannah Drive yesterday when the incident occurred. Rakesh Boodoo saw the attack from … Continue reading →

The Leader of the Jamaat al Muslimeen Imam Yasin Abu Bakr says he is not threatening anyone and denies giving the State and national security agencies an ultimatum. He says the Jamaat is not in the mindset to threaten anyone. … Continue reading →

Head of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association Antonia De Freitas says while it is all good and well to celebrate the high achievers, other students cannot be ignored. Ms. De Freitas says consideration must be given to motivating … Continue reading →

Rousillac Presbyterian School takes the first place in the Secondary Entrance Assessment. Nineteen thousand, five hundred and forty-four students got their results yesterday after writing the exam in July this year. In announcing the top performers at a ceremony yesterday, … Continue reading →