Attorney General John Jeremie will move a motion in parliament today, for the extension of the state of emergency (SOE) for a further period of three months. On the parliament’s order paper are two motions related to the SOE, which … Continue reading →

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says, he notes the utterances of Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar at the opening of the, CARICOM heads summit in St Kitts Nevis. At a news conference over the weekend, Mr. Augustine stood by the prime … Continue reading →

Minister of Homeland Security, Roger Alexander, is standing firm against calls for his resignation, in the wake of the deadly police involved shooting in St. Augustine. Yesterday, minister Alexander affirms he will not be stepping down, and remains committed to … Continue reading →

A promise to retirees in the public service. They are being told, finalization of their 10 percent agreement is on its way. In a post to Facebook last Sunday evening, PSA President Felisha Thomas announced, the union was on its’ … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar stands in defense of the surge of traffic tickets, issued in recent days. She says, there will be no reduction in fines and penalties for traffic offences, but motorists will be given time to put things … Continue reading →

Arima Member of Parliament Penelope Beckles Robinson, is the country’s new leader of the opposition. Speaking with reporters after receiving her instrument of appointment, Mrs. Beckles said, members of the public can expect a different style from the opposition she … Continue reading →

Secondary Entrance Assessment begins at schools across the country. It is estimated that about 18 thousand standard five students are writing the examination this morning. A number of security measures have been put in place by the authorities to ensure … Continue reading →