Desperate and brazen is how police Commissioner Erla Harewood Christopehr describes the killing of Keston “bumbles” Monroe. He was shot dead minutes after he was released from the Belmont Police station yesterday. In a message on the killing this morning … Continue reading →

Politician and Former Vice President of FIFA Jack Warner has to re-pay one point five million dollars to businessman Krishna Lalla. The order has been handed down by, the London based Privy Council. Mr. warner also has to pay interest … Continue reading →

Seven police officers charged with misbehaviour in public office are expected to appear in court today. They are alleged to have accepted a 30 thousand dollar bribe to forgo charges against an Arouca businessman and his wife. The Police Social … Continue reading →

A former member of the Police Service Commission asserts that a lie detector test is not enough to address public trust, and corruption in the police service. Pastor Clive Dottin says, many people know how to beat the system. Pastor … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley describes Trinidad and Tobago, stands as a model nation to the world. Addressing a Diwali celebration at the diplomatic Centre in St. Anns on Wednesday evening, Dr. Rowley, while not being specific, lamented that genocide … Continue reading →

Carnival has outgrown the capital city, and there is need for more space. This is the view of chairman of the National Carnival Commission Winston Gypsy Peters who says, everything is expanding except the Port of Spain route. He was … Continue reading →

The National Carnival Commission assures, it is taking steps to patent certain aspects of carnival. However the executive of NCC cautions that not everything in Trinidad and Tobago carnival originated in this country. Chairman of the NCC Winston Gypsy Peters, … Continue reading →

Darryl Boucard’s killing may have been gang related. Mr. Boucard was shot and killed at his St. Anns home, on Tuesday evening. It is reported Mr. Boucard was in the yard of his home at Symond Valley Road, when two … Continue reading →

The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education who angered the Prime Minister by saying it, would not have been possible to pay teachers before may next year, is being transferred. According to the Express Newspaper P.S. Kurt Meyer, has … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is said, to have 300 working vehicles. This was revealed by the Minister of National Security Fitzgenerald Hinds in response to questions, on the subject by independent Senator Dr Paul Richards yesterday. Senator Richards … Continue reading →