The office of the attorney general has been ordered by the high court to pay a combined total of, $1.27 million to three Venezuelan children who were detained at the Chaguaramas heliport. The court says, their detention was unlawful. On … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister is calling on Africans in Trinidad and Tobago to show respect, to the ancestors and the achievements over the years. Speaking outside the Treasury building at the start of yesterday’s march to the Savannah, Prime Minister Dr. … Continue reading →

Two men, yet to be identified have been shot and killed by police, during an incident in Guayaguayare. Another man is said, to have fled the scene of the shooting, which occurred yesterday morning. It is believed, the third person … Continue reading →

Hand held devices are to be among the tools used by licensing officers to crack down on illegal tints on vehicles on the nation’s roads. Transport Minister, Rohan Sinanan, presented the devices yesterday. They are to be used in activating … Continue reading →

The probe into the circumstances surrounding the death of, two-year-old Kamarion Wilson is ongoing. The child is believed to have drowned while in an inflatable pool, in Laventille last Sunday afternoon. The toddler was at the home of his aunt … Continue reading →

Newly appointed Minister, in the Ministry of National Security, Keith Scotland gets a positive review from attorney-at-law Martin George. Mr. George believes, minister Scotland has started his job on the right track. The head of the Tobago Business Chamber, makes … Continue reading →

Also on the weekend, a bank employee named Giselle Peters, is fatally beaten and stabbed in the neck. Last Saturday, 38 year Ms. Peters was visiting the construction site on her home in Satyam Drive Reform Residential Phase Two in … Continue reading →

With confirmation of a 5th dengue related death, the Ministry of Health is reminding members of the public to be vigilant. Health Minister Terrance Deyalsingh yesterday acknowledged, the climbing numbers and assured several agencies are at work in trying to … Continue reading →