Breakfast Shed vendors served notice to quit
UDeCOTT Chairman Shankar Bidaisee says vendors at the Breakfast Shed have been served notice to quit by April 30th after […]
March 10, 2026
2 children among 21 illegal immigrants held
Two children are among 21 illegal immigrants held in Carenage. The group was intercepted along the Western Main Road, in
Guns found under bridge
Several guns were found under a bridge in the Western Division. During an anti-crime exercise in the area last night,
New President ready to shape the future of the Tourism Industry
Lisa Shandilya of the Chancellor Hotel has been elected President of the Tourism Industry Association of Trinidad and Tobago for
Australia rest Sutherland for West Indies tour
Australia has rested Annabel Sutherland for their tour of the West Indies later this month. The 24-year-old was named Player
Temporary traffic disruption along Park St & Duke St, PoS
From tomorrow, there will be a temporary traffic disruption along Park Street and Duke Street in Port of Spain, from
Small pharma suppliers left waiting as one company gets $50M payout
One pharmaceutical company reportedly received $50 million dollars, more than half of an $80-million-dollar allocation for the acquisition of pharmaceuticals
Commercial flights being organized for Windies to fly out of India
Following continued delays with charter flight arrangements, commercial travel is being organized for members of the West Indies squad currently
Committee Questions NIPDEC Over Delayed Payments to Small Pharmaceutical Suppliers
A Parliamentary committee has raised questions over the payment of pharmaceutical suppliers by NIPDEC. On Monday, officials of the Public
2026 T&T Open Golf Championships begins on Friday
The Trinidad and Tobago Golf Association (TTGA) is set to host the 118th TT Open Golf Championship this week at