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Trinidad: Cocorite couple killed

(Trinidad Guardian) COCORITE couple Randy Ali and Cindy Chatar were gunned down in their home on Saturday night.

Trinidad: 61-year-old man charged with killing son

(Trinidad Guardian) An Arima pensioner is expected to appear before a magistrate on Monday charged with killing his son.

Flashback: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft which repatriated students from Cuba at the Piarco International Airport in July.

Trinidad national dies on repatriation flight

(Trinidad Guardian) A Caribbean Airlines repatriation flight from the JFK airport in New York to Trinidad was rerouted to Puerto Rico on Saturday night when one passenger on board began having severe medical issues.

The refinery at Pointe-a-Pierre that a company owned by the Oilfields Workers Trade Union proposes to acquire from the T&T State

Trinidad rejects union proposal to take over refinery assets

(Trinidad Express) Government has rejected the proposal by Patriotic Energies and Technologies Company Ltd regarding the sale of the former Petrotrin oil refinery assets.

Trinidad man charged with murdering son

(Trinidad Express) A 61-year-old man is expected to appear virtually before an Arima Magistrate tomorrow charged with the murder of his son, Allan Stoute.

T&T: ‘Straw hat’ killer guns down autobody repairman

(Trinidad Express) A Cunupia man who was shot at his autobody garage on Friday has died at hospital.

‘Kamla lost 11 times: I can win as UNC leader’ says Vasant

(Trinidad Express) Former Government Minister Vasant Bharath has issued a warning to the People’s National Movement (PNM) that under his leadership the United National Congress (UNC) will return to Government.

Trinidad: Young couple arrested in gruesome murder of businessman

(Trinidad Express) Police have arrested a young couple in connection with the gruesome murder of of Princes Town businessman Christopher Hosein, whose body was discovered burnt and bound next to his torched sports utility vehicle in Ste Madeleine on Wednesday.

Tobago gets prestigious UNESCO award

(Trinidad Guardian) North-East Tobago has been awarded the prestigious UNESCO Man and the Biosphere designation.

Dispute between pathologists delays last rites for Trinidad man

(Trinidad Express) Forty-year-old Daren Mohammed was found dead at his home in Rio Claro two weeks ago.

Former Trinidad fire officer found murdered, two held

(Trinidad Guardian) A woman and a man have been detained for questioning in the grisly murder of businessman Christopher Hosein.

Wax image of `Mighty Sparrow’ to be unveiled in Barbados

(Trinidad Guardian) To add to his long list of accolades, Slinger “Mighty Sparrow” Francisco will now be immortalised at the Caribbean Wax Museum in Norman Centre, Bridgetown, Barbados.

'avoid get-togethers’: Dr Maryam Abdool-Richards

Trinidad & Tobago’s youngest Covid-19 death

(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago has hit a grim milestone with the death of its youngest Covid-19 patient.

Trinidad: Granny, 60 arrested in knife attack on woman

(Trinidad Express) A 60-year-old woman was detained by police yesterday after a wounding incident in Siparia.

Trinidad: Bandit shot and paralyzed by homeowner, has died

(Trinidad Express) MICHAEL Burnette – the suspected criminal who was shot during a home invasion at a police officer’s house on Saturday night – has died at hospital.

Expected to go up: Vendor Kristy Bullock sells her apples at four for $20 on Independence Square, Port of Spain.

Trinidad’s annual apples and grapes bill at TT$55m

(Trinidad Express) Some TT$55 million worth of apples and grapes are imported to Trinidad and Tobago annually says Finance Minister Colm Imbert.

One of the rooms at the Debe quarantine facility

Trinidad: 10 per cent of returning nationals testing positive for COVID-19

(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago’s ability to repatriate nationals sheltering in place in foreign jurisdictions is highly dependent on the country’s parallel healthcare system capacity to house and quarantine them upon their return.

Trinidad: OCM chairman calls for probe over purchases, sales of shares

(Trinidad Express) Chairman of One Caribbean Media (OCM) Faarees Hosein has requested that the Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission (TTSEC) investigate a number of purchases and sales of the group’s shares since the start of the year.

Trinidad Ministers: Footage of Nabarima visit supplied by Venezuela

(Trinidad Guardian) Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA supplied this country with footage of the recent inspection done by a local team to the oil tanker Nabarima.

Seven Trinidad nationals stuck on Canadian farm

(Trinidad Express) A Canadian tobacco farmer has claimed that seven Trinidadian workers are stuck on his farm and efforts to get them home are meeting with no response.