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CEASE AND DESIST…NIQUAN PLANT ORDERED TO SHUT DOWN OPERATIONS
Niquan Energy Trinidad Limited has been instructed to cease operations by the occupational safety & health agency. The order comes after the death of pipefitter with Massy Energy Engineered Solutions, Allanlane Ramkissoon Mr. Ramkissoon died last Sunday, three days after … Continue reading
PNM SUPPORTERS MARCH IN TOBAGO ON LABOUR DAY
A march of a different kind in Tobago on Labour Day Supporters of the Peoples National Movement yesterday marched along the streets of Scarborough demanding the resignation of Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and his administration Led by minority leader, Kelvon Morris … Continue reading
GIVE US 30 DOLLARS PER HOUR…THIS IS THE DEMAND OF TRADE UNIONS.
The Trade Union Movement calls for an increase in the minimum wage. During Labour Day celebrations in Fyzabad yesterday, the joint Trade Union Movement Leader Ancel Roget said, the rate must move from $17:50 to $30 dollars an hour. Mr. … Continue reading
TTPS REPORTS AN INCREASE IN CAR THEFTS…
The Trinidad and Tobago police service reports an increase in thefts of motor vehicle. Officer attached to the stolen vehicles section of the TTPS Inspector Lloyd Lazarus says, data show a worrying trend for vehicle owners. He tells of the … Continue reading
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE WENDELL LUCAS TO LEAD PROBE INTO LEAKED RECORDING, ALLEGEDLY INVOLVING TOP MEMBERS OF THE THA.
Police launch a probe into the leaked audio recording, which implicates the executive of the Tobago House of Assembly under Chief Secretary Farley Augustine Assistant Commissioner of Police Wendell Lucas has been assigned to investigate the leak and the contents … Continue reading
JAMAICA’S PM CALLS FOR THE REVIEW OF A PICK UP POLICY FOR STUDENTS, AFTER THE KILLING OF AN 8 YEAR OLD GIRL
Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness stresses the importance of having a child picked up from school, by an authorized person. He makes the point as he reiterates that the safety and security policy for all public schools will be reviewed. This comes … Continue reading
THREE SUSPECTS HELD IN A SHOOTING IN MALONEY…
Quick action by police leads to the arrest of three suspects in a shooting in Maloney. Officers held the men moments after the incident at building 9 am yesterday. Reports say the men opened fire on a man shortly before … Continue reading
TWO PARTIES JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT THE PNM IN THE UPCOMING LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLL.
The Progressive Empowerment Party joins forces with the Re-United Farmers Alliance to contest the August 14th local government elections. The announcement was made yesterday. RFA political leader Davica Thomas told a news conference, the membership of the party is made up … Continue reading
TTPS DATA SHOWS MURDERS, VEHICLE THEFT AND NARCOTIC OFFENCES ARE ON THE INCREASE…BUT OTHER CRIMES ARE ON THE DECLINE.
National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds has delivered the numbers associated with crime in Trinidad and Tobago. He tells of an increase in murders, larceny of vehicles and narcotic offences. In the Senate yesterday, the Minister said the statistics have come … Continue reading
AFTER THREE WEEKS OF SILENCE …THE CHIEF SECRETARY SAYS ALL WILL BE REVEALED ABOUT THE LEAK
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, under fire following the leak of an audio recording, has broken his three-week silence. But rather than go into details, Mr. Augustine last night promised to say more on the controversial audio recording It was during … Continue reading
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