Parliament set to debate the use of armed police officers in schools
Debate is set to begin in Parliament today on the use of armed police officers in schools. The Private Motion […]
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Govt unveils major plan to modernize ports and marine facilities
Government is planning to revitalize all marine facilities including those in Port of Spain, Chaguaramas and Point Lisas. Minister of
TTPS strengthens partnership with Spiritual Baptist community
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service is strengthening its community-based crime prevention efforts through a renewed partnership with the Spiritual
Opposition Leader blasts PM over CARICOM stance, warns of economic fallout
Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles has strongly criticized Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar over her stance on CARICOM, calling her remarks “reprehensible”
Kidnap suspects fail in escape bid during Coast Guard rescue of elderly woman
A dramatic late-night rescue at sea has led to ten arrests after the kidnapping of a 73-year-old woman in Trinidad.
THA Chief Sec explores radar upgrades with US
Tobago is exploring the possibility of acquiring US-style security radar systems, amid concerns about the country’s ability to respond to
Tobago marks 250-years of Main Ridge on April 30th
The Tobago House of Assembly has designated April 30th as Main Ridge Day. This will commemorate the 250th anniversary of
PM, THA Chief to discuss seat on National Security Council tomorrow
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says Tobago’s representation on the National Security Council will be discussed with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
CWU demands meetings with Hilton, Government about workers’ jobs
The Communications Workers’ Union claims employees are being left in the dark, as concerns grow over reported changes at the
MoE: successful completion of SEA 2026
17,573 students were registered to write today’s SEA Exam at 547 centres across the country. And, according to the Education