The Transport Minister again assures a solution to the sea bridge woes is coming soon.

Earlier Watson Duke claimed government has contracted a Korean vessel for the sea bridge.   While delivering his first official response as Minority Leader to the Tobago House of Assembly budget yesterday, Mr. Duke said the vessel is called the … Continue reading →

There are reports of long lines at the ANR Robinson International Airport as persons as flights between Trinidad and Tobago resumes.

The child that died at the Child Support Centre, which is run by the Children’s Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is yet to be identified.

The murders of two men are now engaging the attention of police.   According to reports Christopher Walker was gunned down at around 7pm on Saturday evening.   Reports say Mr. Walker was standing near Madras Road, Chin Chin, Cunupia … Continue reading →

One political analyst describes the results of the M.F.O survey on whether the Chief Justice should resign or apologize as suprising.

An investigaton has been launched by the Education Ministry into an incident at the Tranquillity Government Primary School where a 6-year-old pupil had part of his finger severed.

The ruling Peoples National Movement is put on notice by the United National Congress.

Police constable Shaquille Mondesir killed in a crash on Monday will be laid to rest today.

The Ministry of Health assures the death of 80-year-old Christopher Phillip is being treated with extreme priority.