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Category Archives: Top News

JTUM says unions not for sale

The president of the Joint Trade Union Movement slams opposition MP Dr. Surujrattan Rambachan, saying the labour movement is not for sale.

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BPTT head: T&T in choppy waters because of low oil and gas prices

Trinidad & Tobago and other energy based economies are said to be in choppy waters because of low oil and gas prices.

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New policing techniques coming to fight crime

The National Security Minister says new policing techniques are coming because crime continues to be a major problem in the country.

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Panday gives Finance Minister thumbs up on budget presentation

Former Prime Minister, Basdeo Panday, believes the budget of the new government was a good one.

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17 year old boy shot dead in Laventille

Police are probing the murder of a 17-year-old boy in Laventille.

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WASA manager Derek Hooker murdered

The Water and Sewerage Authority is calling for a speedy probe into the murder of its Senior Manager, North-West Operations, Derek Hooker.

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CAL discontinues London route

State owned Caribbean Airlines will no longer fly the London route.

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Paul Richards resigns

Paul Richards resigns from State-owned Caribbean New Media Group.

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Body found in Ste Madeleine

Police are seeking public assistance in identifying the body of a woman found floating in the Usine Ste Madeleine pond. The corpse was discovered by an employee of Construtara OAS Limited yesterday morning. investigators say there were no visible marks of … Continue reading

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The Prime Minister says the crime detection rate is unacceptable

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says the state of the Police Service is responsible for the low detection rate of murders in the country.

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