Firearms and Narcotics Seized in Police Anti-Crime Exercises Across Trinidad and Tobago
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) seized a firearm, narcotics, and ammunition during targeted anti-crime operations across the Western, […]
Minister of Health Reviews Cath Lab Operations to Support Efficient Cardiac Care
Health Minister Dr. Lackram Bodoe today conducted an in-depth review of the Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory at the Eric Williams Medical
SporTT and Ministry of Sport Launch 2026 Primary Schools Cricket Programme
The 2026 Primary Schools Cricket Programme was officially launched today in a lively morning event hosted by SporTT and the
WASA CEO Visits Home Affected by Longstanding Water Seepage
WASA Chief Executive Officer, Dain Maharaj, accompanied by the Authority’s technical team, visited the home of Ms. Jhumantie Mohammed in
DCP Operations Visits Pan Tent Judging for Carnival 2026
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Operations) and Gold Commander for Carnival 2026, Suzette Martin, along with Assistant Commissioner Hazel and Superintendent
Windies out of ICC U19 World Cup
West Indies Under-19s ended their ICC Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup campaign with a valiant 22-run loss to defending champions
Blue Wave Harmony Damaged During Second Sea Trial at Scarborough
The new sea bridge vessel, the Blue Wave Harmony, suffered damage to its hull during a second scheduled sea trial
CEPEP CONTRACTOR ORDERED TO PAY LEGAL COSTS
The High Court has ordered CEPEP contractor Stephen Samuel Enterprises Limited to pay just under $260,000 in legal costs after
BIGWU Slams “Reckless Corporate Conduct” as Newsday Collapse Leaves Workers Unpaid
The Banking, Insurance and General Workers Union has condemned what it calls “the reckless corporate conduct” which led to Newsday
Law Association Warns Unidentified Allegations Against Senators Undermine Democratic Institutions
The Law Association says making accusations without providing identification is inimical to the proper functioning of our democratic institutions. The