Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Express) An autopsy on six months pregnant Zahra Ali found that she died of natural causes.

(Trinidad Express) Lisa Melville and her partner Shackiba St Louis yesterday welcomed their baby daughter, Miracle, into the world.

(Trinidad Newsday) Minutes before the deadline for changing old $100 bills, a 65-year-old pastor from Chaguanas tried to change $29 million in cash.

(Trinidad Guardian) Four young stu­dents have done the coun­try proud by ex­celling in an in­ter­na­tion­al men­tal math­e­mat­ics com­pe­ti­tion in Cam­bo­dia, claim­ing first, sec­ond and third places in their re­spec­tive cat­e­gories.

(Trinidad Express) Chief Executive Officer of the Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality Institute (TTHTI) Brian Frontin is just one of many people that has rushed to assist Shania Moonsammy, the owner of the online cake store Oh Yum Yumm.

(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean islanders will be asked to participate in a clinical study on four drugs that are hoped to be potential treatments for COVID-19.

(Trinidad Express) Police shot four gunmen yesterday afternoon, killing two, minutes after they killed a woman and shot several people including a five-year-old boy.

(Trinidad Guardian) Rogue police officers who may have been involved in a plot to “bring down” Police Commissioner Gary Griffith will be under scrutiny as part of the investigation into the murder of purported gang leader Cecil ‘Squeeze’ Skeete.

Why is Police Commissioner Gary Griffith on Facebook reprimanding and responding to his critics?

(Trinidad Express) The election year of 2020 will begin with a political bang as Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley this morning announced a shakeup up to his Cabinet.

(Trinidad Express) The Southwest Regional Health Authority (SWRHA) has described as inaccurate the information that a 75-year-old man came back from the dead after suffering a heart attack on Boxing Day.

(Trinidad Guardian) Ce­cil Skeete—the man who ac­cused top cop Gary Grif­fith of chok­ing, punch­ing, and putting a gun to his head—has been shot dead.

(Trinidad Newsday) The joy the Khan family of San Fernando experienced when Ahamad Khan “came back from the dead” on Boxing night was short-lived.

(Trinidad Express) Cecil Skeete, the man who claimed that Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith choked and punched him during an interrogation, has been killed.

(Trinidad Guardian) High Court Judge Jus­tice Frank Seep­er­sad says he “lives in faith, trust­ing in God and the Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS)” whose sup­port he said has been “con­stant and re­as­sur­ing” in the face of death threats which he has been re­ceiv­ing since 2013.

(Trinidad Guardian) “It af­fects me every sin­gle time there is a homi­cide in this coun­try, so I have been af­fect­ed 500-plus times this year.

(Trinidad Express) A thief hungry for cash robbed a food outlet in Marabella on Sunday morning.

(Trinidad Guardian) “It af­fects me every sin­gle time there is a homi­cide in this coun­try, so I have been af­fect­ed 500-plus times this year.

(Trinidad Express) A Mayaro woman who was doused with kerosene and set on fire by a relative, died on Friday.

Three Trinidadian showbusiness figures and a film director with Trinidad roots have been recognised by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth in her 2020 New Year’s Honours List.