The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce is warning of a vicious cycle developing, where there is a decrease in disposable income. The T&T chamber wants government and state entities to carefully review the impact of, the recommendations … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley makes a request for help from his Canadian counterpart, as he admits the crime situation in Caricom had worsened. Dr. Rowley met on Wednesday with Justin Trudeau at the beginning of the Canada Caricom summit … Continue reading →

More than 55 million dollars is spent on a building to house the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. The building was never occupied by the DPP and his staff. They were not pleased with the security measures and … Continue reading →

The public will know today, the Regulated Industries Commission’s final determination for the electricity transmission and distribution sector. The RIC has been reviewing the electricity rates, and engaged in a number of public consultations on the matter. The statutory body … Continue reading →

Hours of gridlock in and around the capital city of Port of Spain, caused by heavy rains and floods. Thousands of people spent yesterday afternoon stuck in their vehicles around the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain and other … Continue reading →

Trevie-Ann Raymond has been expelled  from school, after a video captured her verbally abusing her teacher in the classroom. The incident occurred at the Siparia East Secondary School. Her mother Cherry Ann Raymond last week said, she was at her … Continue reading →

The way the media report stories involving LGBTQI+ is highlighted by civil society organization, Caiso, as a concern. This as Caiso expresses condolences to the friends and family of Marvin “goldy” Joseph. His body was found with multiple stab wounds … Continue reading →

Two adults are now assisting police with investigations into the possible child negligence. Two toddlers were found alone in an abandoned building in D’Abadie on Monday night. Police constables French and Hannaway were on Samaan Drive, near Jordan Trace when … Continue reading →

The United States gives Trinidad and Tobago the go ahead to pay Venezuela in cash for the natural gas extracted from the dragon field. During a news conference yesterday, Energy Minister Stuart Young said, the U.S. government has approved an … Continue reading →

A suspected car thief is shot dead by police in San Juan. The dead man has not been identified. Reports say the incident took place near the Croisee at around 6:30 last evening. News Centre Five understands two men in … Continue reading →