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Movement for So­cial Jus­tice leader David Ab­du­lah tells the United National Congress, the MSJ is not in­ter­est­ed in a coalition. Continue reading →

The Teaching Service Commission is now investigating the reported assault of a 10-year-old boy by a teacher.

The child’s mother claims he was beaten with a piece of wood at the St. David’s Roman Catholic Primary in Caroni last week.

According to reports the mother alleged that the boy fell to the ground in pain due to the strokes.

This morning President of the National Parent Teachers Association Raffena Ali-Boodoosingh tells Newscenter 5 to strike a child is a violation of policy.

Speaking with Newscenter 5 yesterday Minister of Education Anthony Garcia said the matter is being addressed.

Minister Garcia said should the claim prove to be true, the Teaching Service Commission would take the necessary action.

When contacted yesterday TTUTA second Vice President Kyrla Robertson Thomas called for a thorough probe before any decision is taken.

She said the child and his mother have endured recent hardships.

Promoters say the closure of gates at Carnival fetes is killing the business and there are at times no valid reasons for doing so. Continue reading →

A man is shot some 20 times in Tunapuna. Continue reading →

The relatives of 6 fish­er­men have until Friday to pay 200,000 US dollars for their release. Continue reading →

Police are now probing the murder of Solon James. Continue reading →

The video showing school girls smoking what appears to be marijuana, is part of investigations by the Ministry of Education. Continue reading →

Matthew James was a se¬cu¬ri¬ty guard with Shield Security

The body found inside a booth at the Queens Park Savannah is that of Matthew James. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, along with some leaders of the region have held talks with United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres. Continue reading →