Category Archives: Regional News
PRIME MINISTER SENDS WARNING TO INDISCIPLINED STUDENTS…
The new school year officially starts today, with a suggestion from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar. In a message to mark the re-opening of schools, Mrs. Persad Bissessar tells teachers, and principals to send misbehaving students straight home. She calls for … Continue reading
A MULTI MILLION DOLLAR COCAINE BUST IN CHAGUANAS, THREE FOREIGN NATIONALS ARE HELD…
THE HOMELAND SECURITY MINISTER ROGER ALEXANDER, APPLAUDS THE WORK OF THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO POLICE FOR THE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR COCAINE BUST IN LONGDENVILLE. OVERNIGHT ON WEDNESDAY INTO YESTERDAY, POLICE ARE SAID TO HAVE DISCOVERED THE COCAINE HIDDEN INSIDE FOUR BACKHOE … Continue reading
PRIME MINISTER CRITICIZED OVER INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGES ….
The prime minister moves away from tradition, and issues two messages for independence 2026. One was for the nation and the other for her party, the United National Congress. She says, the second message on the nation’s 64th Anniversary of … Continue reading
POLICE SERVICE STRICT PARKING REGUALTIONS IN THE CAPITAL FOR CPL…
The Trinidad and Tobago police service is warning there will be strict enforcement. Traffic arrangements, near the Queen’s Park Savannah. For Monday’s 64th Independence Day, parade and celebrations. The TTPS says, motorists will not be allowed to park in or … Continue reading
KEEP YOUR PROMISE…HILTON WORKERS MAKE AN APPEAL TO THE LEGAL AFFAIRS MINISTER…
The Communication Workers’ Union wants minister of Land and Legal Affairs Saddam Hosein to keep his promise that, Hilton workers’ jobs are safe. Secretary General Joanne Ogeer says, more than 250 Hilton Trinidad workers are still waiting for answers about … Continue reading
NURSES WARN OF HEIGHTENED ACTION IF THEIR ISSUES ARE NOT ADDRESSED…
Nurses across Trinidad and Tobago continue to threaten to withhold their services, if they are not paid their just dues. Following reports of a shortage of nurses on the weekend, nurses staged another demonstration at the, Eric Williams Medical Sciences … Continue reading
PRIME MINISTER TALKS TOUGH TO REGIONAL LEADERS…
The 50th regular meeting of the conference of heads of government of CARICOM, has been officially opened. At the opening ceremony last evening, Trinidad and Tobago’s prime minister talked tough. There were no apologies in her tell it like it … Continue reading
VICTORY FOR THE TPP IN TOBAGO…
All fifteen seats in the Tobago House of Assembly have gone to the ruling, Tobago Peoples Party. The preliminary results make it the second time in history, that one party has won all seats in the house of assembly. As … Continue reading
LOCAL OFFICER AMONG THREE NATIONALS ARRESTED IN THE U.S.
A police officer from Trinidad and Tobago, is among three men arrested in the United States on allegations of conspiracy to import cocaine. The other two are also from this country. Their names are Rafael Joseph, Michael Mc Sween and … Continue reading
HEFTY FINES FOR MOTORISTS FOR 2026…
Motorists face heavy new fines for speeding and driving under the influence, as the police enforce amendments to the motor vehicles and road traffic act. Drivers found exceeding speed limits by more than 31 kilometres per hour, can now be … Continue reading
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