T&T Spirit Withdrawn for Repairs as TTIT Announces Amended Ferry Sailings
The Inter-Island Transportation Company is advising passengers of amended ferry sailings this week, as the T&T Spirit undergoes urgent engine […]
November 2025
PAHO Donates Telehealth Kits to Boost Maternal and Child Health
PAHO has handed over a major boost to Trinidad and Tobago’s maternal and child health services. On Tuesday morning, Health
Windies seek parity against New Zealand in 2nd ODI
West Indies will be looking to square their ODI series against a weakened New Zealand team tonight in the 2nd
Court of Appeal Upholds Firing of Self Help Commission Employee
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal of administrative assistant Tricia Brown, upholding an earlier ruling that the National
Suriname declares Petronas’ Sloanea gas discovery commercial
Suriname has approved a declaration of commerciality for a gas discovery in the Petronas-operated offshore block. This milestone enables its
President Kangaloo: Dialogue better that disputation
President Christine Kangaloo has told the diplomatic community that Trinidad and Tobago is committed to international partnerships, upholding that “dialogue
Kevin Molino plays final match for T&T against Bermuda
Midfielder Kevin Molino will play his last game for Trinidad and Tobago tonight in a FIFA World Cup qualifier against
Escaped prisoner recaptured in Chaguaramas after escaping from Carrera Prison
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service says escaped prisoner Jamal Joseph has been recaptured after receiving information from prison personnel.
US President open to direct talks with Venezuela’s President
US President Donald Trump says he is open to speaking directly with Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro about proposals aimed at
Licensing Offices temporarily closed due to “technical issues”
The Transport Ministry says all Licensing Offices nationwide have been temporarily closed due to a technical issue. The Ministry says