Sixteen new cases of the coronavirus have been recorded in Trinidad and Tobago. The death toll remains at 122. The Ministry of Health yesterday said there the new patients will be processed for admission at the discretion of the County … Continue reading →

A man is said to have opened fire on a patrol unit of the Western Division. The incident took place at around 9pm at Quarry Street in Diego Martin last Friday. Police say they were on patrol when they had … Continue reading →

Mayra Alejandra James is reported missing. The 31-year-old Venezuelan national was last seen at around 4pm yesterday leaving her work place at #14 Railway Street, Arima. Relatives say she never reached her Woodbrook home and all calls to her cell … Continue reading →

Womantra is calling on the public to desist from sharing videos and images of victims’ bodies. Social media manager, Johanna Rae Reyes says it is insensitive to the families and can cause further trauma. Yesterday she said her heart goes … Continue reading →

One relative of the young Ashanti Riley says the society was always evil, but this brutal situation has brought it to the fore. Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Steve Riley said this evil comes disguised in many forms. Pastor Riley, who … Continue reading →

Heavy condemnation for recent acts of violence perpetrated against women, girls, and children from the Office of the Prime Minister, Gender and Child Affairs. The office says all men; women, boys and girls have the fundamental right to live a … Continue reading →

The search is on for a 66-year-old man is reported missing at sea. Up to yesterday the Coast Guard was searching for Mr. Francis Hoolasie. Mr. Hoolasie is from Nelson Street, Longdenville. It is said he disappeared in the waters … Continue reading →

Unconfirmed results are showing Kamla Persad-Bissessar and her slate have won the elections within the United National Congress. According to reports Mrs. Persad-Bissessar may have captured 14,873 votes while her opponent, Vasant Bharath got 2,198. At her Siparia constituency office … Continue reading →

There could be some contention in the House of Representatives this afternoon, when government tries to amend the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act 2015. The Opposition is gearing up for a fight, saying the move by the … Continue reading →