At least 31 killed in explosion at Pakistani mosque
At least 31 people have been killed in an explosion at a Shia mosque during Friday prayers in the Pakistani […]
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Guyana sees high visitor arrivals in January 2026
Guyana’s Tourism Ministry has announced high visitor arrivals in January 2026. According to the Guyana Chronicle, there were 34,923 visitors,
UWI responds to questions, criticisms over recent scholarship award
UWI St Augustine has responded to recent public commentary surrounding its award of the Fullerton-Long Scholarship. In its initial announcement,
Opposition criticizes hundreds of WASA hires, Minister defends the move
Opposition MP Marvin Gonzales claims government hired over 400 employees at WASA, costing taxpayers more than $60 million. The allegation
Natasha Barrow appointed Head of the Public Service
Natasha Barrow has been appointed Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister. As Head
Woman in court for sexual offences against a minor
Please Note: This story contains references to child sexual abuse, sexual assault. A woman has appeared in court charged with
78-year-old shopkeeper, wife held as cops seize marijuana
A 78-year-old shopkeeper and his 49-year-old common-law wife have been held for drug possession. Around 2:25pm yesterday, officers went to
Education Ministry: enhanced security measures in place at Rio Claro East Secondary
The Education Ministry says it continues to maintain heightened vigilance at Rio Claro East Secondary School following recent threats. It
Economic Impact Study Launched to Measure Carnival’s True Value
Trinidad and Tobago has launched a pilot Economic Impact Assessment of Carnival, aimed at putting solid data behind the festival’s
Senator Boodhu Slams Cabinet-Appointed Committee on Electoral Boundaries
Opposition Senator Sanjiv K. Boodhu has expressed strong concerns over a Cabinet-appointed committee tasked with reviewing municipal electoral district boundaries.