Sahara dust returns over Trinidad & Tobago
(Trinidad Guardian) Several times a year, increased concentrations of Saharan dust move across our region, turning our typically blue skies into a dusty and hazy mess.
(Trinidad Guardian) Several times a year, increased concentrations of Saharan dust move across our region, turning our typically blue skies into a dusty and hazy mess.
(Trinidad Guardian) Finance Minister Colm Imbert read the 2020 Budget in the House of Representatives yesterday.
(Trinidad Newsday) Deangelo Clark, the suspect in the murder of his 20-year-old Trinidadian girlfriend Kiara Alleyne, will be charged with murder today.
(Trinidad Guardian) As Trinidad & Tobago joined the rest of the world in celebrating World Teachers’ Day yesterday, questions have arisen about what incentives can be offered locally to attract more males to the teaching profession.
(Trinidad Guardian) A Santa Cruz man who police believe was on his way to meet accomplices to carry out a hit on a law enforcement officer was arrested by officers from the Special Operations Response Team (SORT) yesterday afternoon.
(Trinidad Guardian) A tainted eye injection—brought into Trinidad and Tobago via “illegitimate importation channels”—has left seven diabetic patients blind (either in both eyes or one).
(Trinidad Express) A Chase Village man was killed instantly on Friday night when his car crashed into a utility pole along the Uriah Butler Highway.
(Trinidad Newsday) Although he was given an honorary doctorate last month Police Commissioner Gary Griffith does not want to be referred to as “doctor” after checks raised doubts over the institutions that bestowed it.
(Trinidad Express) A Trinidad and Tobago immigration official based in Caracas, Venezuela has sent a distress call to the T&T authorities to send him money to survive or bring him back home.
(Trinidad Guardian) Chief Justice Ivor Archie came out swinging against ‘local detractors’ at the opening ceremony of the Family Court, Calder Hall, Tobago, yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Former travel agent Vicky Boodram and her estranged husband Ravi Arjoonsingh were yesterday committed to stand trial on 107 fraud charges in the San Fernando High Court.
(Trinidad Express) Police and soldiers launched a five month anti-crime exercise yesterday, with Police Commissioner Gary Griffith calling on citizens to help with information to find the criminals.
(Trinidad Express) Police have interviewed the husband of the Princes Town woman who drank poison while at a park with her children on Wednesday.
(Trinidad Newsday) Housing Development Corporation chairman Newman George yesterday insisted fired managing director Jearlean John was “disrespectful” to the board at a meeting, and this led to her being summarily terminated the next day.
(Trinidad Guardian) The century-old Claxton Bay Junior Anglican School has been shut down because of unsafe conditions, leaving over 170 pupils displaced.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Law Association has filed its lawsuit against Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley over his decision to reject its investigation into misconduct allegations levelled against embattled Chief Justice Ivor Archie.
(Trinidad Express) The man last seen near the Chaguanas overpass on Sunday, ended up in Malick, where he was killed that very day.
(Trinidad Express) Musical prostitution. This is how 31-year-old aspiring artiste Sancha Samara Scipio has described her experience trying to break into the soca music industry, after being told by a popular radio DJ that she needs to “post more sexy pictures” and “show more skin” to get recognition.
(Trinidad Express) A 23-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Justine Davis.
(Trinidad Guardian) A woman and her daughter had to be rescued yesterday by officers from the Guard and Emergency Branch, Special Operations response Team (SORT) and the Northern Division after a two-hour ordeal where they were held hostage by the woman’s husband.
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