Heavy condemnation for recent acts of violence perpetrated against women, girls, and children from the Office of the Prime Minister, Gender and Child Affairs. The office says all men; women, boys and girls have the fundamental right to live a … Continue reading →

The search is on for a 66-year-old man is reported missing at sea. Up to yesterday the Coast Guard was searching for Mr. Francis Hoolasie. Mr. Hoolasie is from Nelson Street, Longdenville. It is said he disappeared in the waters … Continue reading →

Unconfirmed results are showing Kamla Persad-Bissessar and her slate have won the elections within the United National Congress. According to reports Mrs. Persad-Bissessar may have captured 14,873 votes while her opponent, Vasant Bharath got 2,198. At her Siparia constituency office … Continue reading →

There could be some contention in the House of Representatives this afternoon, when government tries to amend the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act 2015. The Opposition is gearing up for a fight, saying the move by the … Continue reading →

A relative is now detained in connection with the murder Krystal Primus-Espinoza. The 36-year-old mother was found, 24 hours after she was reported missing. Mrs. Primus-Espinoza left her St. Ann’s Village home driving her gold-colored Hilux on Wednesday.  Fishermen discovered … Continue reading →

The body believed to be that of missing 18-year-old Ashanti Riley has been found. Following intelligence received a party of officers from the Anti-Kidnapping Unit and the Homicide Bureau went to a forested area in La Canoa, Santa Cruz at … Continue reading →

A court has said no to the return of over half a million dollars to the Drugs Sou Sou. Yesterday Senior Magistrate Cheron Raphael dismissed an application filed by Drugs Sou Sou founder, Kerron Clarke. He was seeking the return … Continue reading →

David Abdullah accuses the government and the Police Commissioner of bias following the arrests of persons having unauthorized gatherings. The Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice says there seems to be one punishment for some but not for … Continue reading →

A suspected COVID-19 case has led to the cancellation of all in-person activities at the Sangre Grande Court with immediate effect. Via release yesterday, the Judiciary said activities have been suspended temporarily to facilitate sanitisation of the court. It noted, … Continue reading →

An illegal Venezuelan migrant among those who entered the country illegally on November 29th tests positive for COVID-19. This is confirmed in a statement from the Trinidad and Tobago Defense Force. The individual were taken to the Chaguaramas Heliport to … Continue reading →