Paray warns Emergency Powers Regulations raise constitutional concerns
Former Mayaro MP Rushton Paray is warning that the Emergency Powers Regulations, 2026 raise serious constitutional concerns. A State of […]
Griffith dismisses Opposition concerns over State of Emergency
Former Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith dismissed Opposition concerns about State of Emergency regulations, calling them misleading and politically motivated
TTUTA Stage “Blackout” to Demand Back Pay
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA) staged a symbolic “blackout” on Tuesday, donning all black with red ribbons
Criminologist: Public Safety Demands Strategy, Not Surprise
Criminologist Renee Cummings warns the country faces what she calls “strategic bankruptcy” in homicide reduction. A spate of homicides and
Gary Griffith: State of Emergency Was “Necessary” Due to Police Failures
Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says the government was left with little choice but to call the state of emergency
PM says she is not afraid to make tough decisions
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar insists she is not afraid to make tough decisions to defend the country and its citizens.
Prime Minister’s Phagwa message
Below is a message from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar on the occasion of Phagwa or Holi. Today, Hindus across Trinidad
24-year-old held for home invasion
A 24-year-old man has been held in San Juan for a home invasion. Acting on intelligence, officers searched the suspect
Chamber: SoE a “necessary measure” but calls for it to be supported by other strategies
The Chamber of Industry and Commerce says it recognizes the recent SoE declaration as a “necessary measure” to restore the
Waves up to 3.5m reported as rough seas conditions persist
Waves up to 3.5 metres have been reported, as rough sea conditions continue to affect parts of Trinidad and Tobago.