Death toll crosses 130 in Brazil after police raids on drug gangs
The death toll from a brutal police raid in Rio de Janeiro has risen to 132, following Tuesday’s operation targeting […]
October 29, 2025
Quarry operators call for meeting with Energy Minister, threaten shutdown
Quarry operators have threatened to halt operations, if the Energy Minister does not respond to its request for a meeting,
Transparency Institute meets with AG
Attorney General John Jeremie hosted talks with Jason Stedman, Vice-Chair of the Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute earlier today. The
Peter Elias and Israel Khan among four to receive UTT honorary doctorates
Designer Peter Elias and Attorney Israel Khan are among four persons who will receive honorary doctorates and fellowships from the
PBR opened from Mt Hope to Macoya until 4PM today
Part of the Priority Bus Route, from Mt Hope to Macoya, will be opened for light motor vehicles ONLY until
Temporary Opening of Priority Bus Route for Light Vehicles
The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has announced that the Priority Bus Route is open to light motor vehicles
Record-Breaking Turnout for UWI Half-Marathon and 5K
It was a record-breaking weekend at The UWI St. Augustine Campus, as more than two thousand runners hit the road
EMA Gains Green Climate Fund Accreditation
The Environmental Management Authority has achieved a major milestone — becoming Trinidad and Tobago’s first Direct Access Entity to the
Labourer charged with Brasso Seco murders
A Brasso Village labourer has been charged with two counts of murder following fatal shootings earlier this month. Clevon Alexander
Windies win 2nd T20I to record a series win in Bangladesh
West Indies beat Bangladesh by 14 runs in the second T20I at Chattogram, to take the series 2-0 with a