Category Archives: Tobago News
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
MINISTRY OF FINANCE ADVANCES IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WOMEN’S HEALTH FUND…
The Ministry of Finance says, it took another crucial step in improving the health, dignity and educational outcomes of women and girls, particularly those from vulnerable communities. Minister Tancoo said, following the meeting yesterday he said, was honoured to be … Continue reading
DEFENCE FORCE HOLDS FIRST COURT MARTIAL IN 4 YEARS…
The Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force is set to hold its first, court martial since 2022. The court martial surrounds a cold case of alleged sexual misconduct, which has been revived. Chief of Defence Staff, Commodore Don Polo, has convened … Continue reading
THE POLICE SERVICE TELLS THE PUBLIC….TAKE ALL BOMB THREATS SERIOUSLY…
Police are now saying, there were seven bomb threats in several parts of the country and they are probing the circumstances. The threats were issueed on Wednesday afternoon. The locations included the Arima, Princes Town Chaguanas, Siparia and Sangre Grande … 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
GOVERNMENT & TUNAPUNA PIARCO REGIONAL CORPORATION AT ODDS OVER CONSTRUCTION OF A JOINT POLICE-ARMY…
Conflict between the government and the Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation, over the construction of a joint police-army post at the Eddie Hart Savannah in Tacarigua. The corporation, run by the opposition Peoples National Movement, is being accused blocking the government’s … Continue reading
GOVERNMENT TO BRING LEGISLATION TO REQUIRE PERSONS 16 AND OVER TO SHOW ID IN PUBLIC SPACES…
Cabinet is said to be considering a proposal, which would insist people over the age of 16 years old, to walk with their national ID cards when in public. Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says, it should not be a … Continue reading
THE POLICE SERVICE SAYS NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW – MUNICIPAL OFFICER TO BE CHARGED WITH MURDER AND FIREARMS OFFENCES…
A Municipal Police constable is charged with the brutal killing of acting corporal Anuska Eversley, a crime that unfolded inside the San Fernando Municipal Police Station, and exposed what investigators now describe as a massive internal security breach. The 28-year-old … Continue reading
GLASS CEILING SHATTERED AS WOMAN BECOMES FIRST, FEMALE COLONEL IN REGIMENT’S HISTORY…
A woman is colonel in regiment’s history. In a historic breakthrough for the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment, Colonel Jozette Mclean has risen to the rank of colonel, becoming the first woman ever to achieve this distinction in the regiment’s decades-long history. … 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
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