Government says, eight-year-old Syrian born Ishmael Roberts, cannot yet be legally educated in this country.   Ishmael’s mother, a Trinidad and Tobago national was repatriated from ISIS-controlled territory in Syria. Ishmael, returned with his mother, but he has none of … Continue reading →

National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds says, there have been more than 800 breaches of protection or restraining orders. Minister Hinds says, the violations occurred following the amendment of the domestic violence act in 2020. In the senate yesterday, he said … Continue reading →

Police arrest three men and seize a quantity of marijuana along the, Uriah Butler Highway. The Trinidad and Tobago police service says, the exercise was conducted last evening. Reports indicate, that officers were performing traffic duties around 9pm along the … Continue reading →

Calling it deceptive and misleading, former TSTT Chief Executive Officer Lisa Agard cast doubt on, information delivered by her successor Kent Western. Before the joint select committee of parliament yesterday, Mrs. Agard insisted all the information was not accurate. Mrs. … Continue reading →

The leader of the opposition in Trinidad and Tobago says, if she led the government she would reject proposed salary increases, for several office holders. Kamla Persad Bissessar last night said, there is no way her side has any say, … Continue reading →

Professor Selwyn Cudjoe has mounted the platform of the opposition united national congress, telling of ways to end the crime scourge in the country. The professor listed at least 16 actions needed. Among them, a thorough cleansing of the police … Continue reading →

Winston Gypsy Peters is the winner of the National Extempo Competition, even as there continues to be criticisms of his decision to compete. The national carnival commission chairman and Myron-B, went at each other in the finals at the kaiso … Continue reading →

The judiciary agrees that probate matters take far too long. The admission was made in a two-page statement from the judiciary, headed by Ivor Archie. It was in response to complaints about the probate process. The judiciary says, it has … Continue reading →

Members of the public will soon begin paying more for cement. The Contractors Association of Trinidad and Tobago, sees this as a sure reality in response to the announcement by Trinidad Cement Ltd. The price of the commodity will be … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago meteorological service is warning the public, of an increased presence of Saharan dust concentrations in the atmosphere from today. It says, this should last until Friday. Senior meteorologist Gary Benjamin, told us yesterday what to expect. … Continue reading →