Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Express) Auto-air-conditioning business owner Nicolas Mohith died at hospital on Thursday, hours after being shot in the abdomen by a gunman who walked into the garage of his home and business.

(Trinidad Guardian) T&T’s natural gas woes are expected to continue for at least another four years as the Energy Minister Franklin Khan confirmed that production is unlikely to return to the required four billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d) until 2025.

(Trinidad Express) A Valencia man was killed bed early Friday.  Javon “Shorto” Clement, 26, was shot in the head and body.

(Trinidad Express)  Businessman Emile Elias has been charged with two sexual offences against a minor.

(Trinidad Guardian) Minutes before 15-year-old Akid “Chuffie” Duke was killed, gunmen warned the driver of the vehicle the boy was seated in to “leave the area” as it was “hot.”

(Trinidad Express) A man chopped his wife to death and hanged himself at San Fernando on Tuesday night.

(Trinidad Express) Barrackpore residents fought back when armed criminals attempted a robbery at a roti shop yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) The search for missing 17-year-old Christopher Cummings ended yesterday.

(Trinidad Guardian) Kelvin Andrews of St. James is expected to appear before a Port of Spain Magistrate  charged with the 2020 murder of Brianna Parks.

(Trinidad Express) A Las Lomas businessman was killed, and two employees injured in a drive-by shooting in Las Lomas yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) A man has been charged with the murder of Princes Town mother of two Karen Rauseo.

(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago will receive only a third of the first batch of vaccines allocated to it by the COVAX facility come month-end.

(Trinidad Express) Point Fortin businessman, Evril “Tony” Jeffrey was shot multiple times in what police believe may have been a home invasion on Friday evening.

(Trinidad Guardian) Police are investigating a double murder and wounding with intent at Arouca during the early hours of Saturday morning.

(Trinidad Express) – Two men were killed and a 17-year-old girl was injured in a home invasion during the wee hours yesterday morning.

(Trinidad Guardian) Writer, columnist and activist Colin Robinson has died. Robinson, 59, died in Washington DC, where he was receiving palliative care after a lengthy battle with colon cancer.

(Trinidad Guardian) A law against sexual harassment—in the workplace, streets and via use of cyberspace—is coming.

(Trinidad Guardian) A 32-year-old nursing assistant has lost her protracted bid to retain control of a multi-million property owned by an elderly doctor, with whom she shared a relationship, before his death in 2015.

(Trinidad Guardian) A family beach outing ended in tragedy after a 50-year-old truck driver was killed at the home of his relative in Penal on Sunday night.

(Trinidad Guardian) Public Service Association president Watson Duke is threatening to shut down the Immigration Division’s operations at the Piarco International Airport, as he says the Government has failed the officers by not providing proper personal protective equipment (PPE).