PSA President claims CPO “dilly-dallying” around negotiations
The PSA president has accused the Chief Personnel Officer of “dilly-dallying” around the 10 per cent negotiation issue. Ms. Felisha […]
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Three seismic events recorded on Nov 18
The UWI Seismic Research Centre says three events were recorded last night to the Northwest of Trinidad. The first tremor,
Curaçao qualifies for World Cup
Curaçao last night advanced to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, making it the smallest nation in the world to reach
EMA Board Sets Sights on Strengthening Environmental Management
The Environmental Management Authority, EMA, has welcomed its newly appointed Board of Directors, led by Chairman Doolar Ramlal. Speaking at
Firearms and Ammunition Seized; Suspect Arrested During Overnight Anti-Crime Operations
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has seized multiple firearms and ammunition during coordinated overnight anti-crime operations under Emergency Powers
FFOS Urges Government Action on Unhealthy Foods as Diabetes and Obesity Rise
Fishermen and Friends of the Sea, or FFOS, is calling on the government to act against the rising epidemic of
Strong Winds and Showers Expected; Public and Marine Safety Advisory Issued
A short-lived band of strong winds with clouds and showers is approaching Trinidad and Tobago, with gusts expected to exceed
National Centre for Persons with Disabilities Dominates SOTT Beach Games
The annual SOTT Beach Games wrapped up with thrilling competition across multiple sports. Bocce Division 4, Lady Hochoy South 4
16-Year-Old Student Found with Cannabis and Weapon at Valencia Secondary School
A 16-year-old Form Four student was detained at a secondary school in Valencia earlier today after police discovered cannabis and
Ministry of Transport Announces Full Restoration of Services, Licensing Offices Reopen Wednesday
The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has announced that the technical issues affecting its services have been fully resolved.