Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley tears into the British government, after its decision to impose visa requirements for Trinidad and Tobago nationals. Dr. Rowley describes the action as “unfair, unjust and disgraceful. He said, yesterday the UK’s laws “invited” asylum … Continue reading →

Three days before he leaves the Office of The Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley remains convinced his government has been doing its best, to help the police in the fight against crime. During a pre-recorded interview, which aired last evening … Continue reading →

The outgoing Prime Minister says, there is heavy dependence on the success of the dragon gas deal with neighbouring Venezuela. Dr. Keith Rowley made the statement while addressing the official commemoration ceremony of the Port of Spain General Hospital Central, … Continue reading →

The acting police commissioner is relatively pleased with the work of his officers during carnival celebrations The festivities ended on Tuesday after what has been called a long season Acting Commissioner Junior Benjamin said, yesterday the incidents were few. However, … Continue reading →

Long standing member of the United National Congress, Larry Lalla resigns from the party. Mr. Lalla’s letter is dated February 24th, and addressed to the party’s chairman, Dave Tancoo. Mr. Lalla explains, that he made this decision after careful consideration … Continue reading →

Finance Minister Colm Imbert has been selected to run for, the Diego Martin Northeast seat for the ruling peoples national movement again. Last evening, Mr. Imbert went before the screening committee of the PNM. When he emerged from Balisier House … Continue reading →

The new salaries of the Prime Minister, and other public officials are to become effective later this month. The time frame has reportedly come from a circular, out of the office of the comptroller of accounts. Reports are saying, the … Continue reading →

Meanwhile, there are said to be leaks within the police service. This is the view of, Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin. Responding to questions regarding illegal gun and ammunition finds, Commissioner Benjamin noted that inroads are being made, but said … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister is again making a sales pitch to Caricom countries particularly those experiencing hydrocarbon boosts. Dr. Keith Rowley yesterday said, gas constraints have made things a bit difficult for the many avenues Trinidad and Tobago can offer. He … Continue reading →