Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Newsday) A 33-year-old husband and his wife appeared yesterday in the San Fernando magistrates’ court on charges relating to rape of a 13-year-old girl.

(Trinidad Guardian) A High Court judge has or­dered Uni­com­er (Trinidad) Lim­it­ed to pay more than $255,000 in com­pen­sa­tion to a Freeport pen­sion­er who was in­con­ve­nienced by the com­pa­ny’s con­struc­tion of its head­quar­ters and dis­tri­b­u­tion cen­tre in 2017. 

(Trinidad Express) A 31 year old mother of four allegedly drank a poisonous substance while with her children at Palmiste Park, San Fernando on Wednesday.

(Trinidad Express) “That is my son. I hugged him.” The words of an elderly mother as she pleaded guilty to interfering with a prisoner on Tuesday.

(Trinidad Newsday) Leiselle Morton-Taylor, the mother of a 15-year-old St Stephen’s College student who was warned about her natural hairstyles by the school, is awaiting word from authorities.

(Trinidad Guardian) The par­ents of a 17-year-old girl who ran away from home two weeks be­fore her wed­ding day are plead­ing with their daugh­ter to re­turn home.

 (Trinidad Guardian) Fifty-two el­der­ly peo­ple aged 60 years and over have been mur­dered in Trinidad and To­ba­go be­tween the start of 2018 and now, with the first nine months of 2019 ac­count­ing for 32 of them.

(Trinidad Guardian) Three men from east Port-of-Spain have been de­nied bail af­ter ap­pear­ing in court on gang charges.

(Trinidad Express) There have been no arrests for the murder of Richard Chan-Attong, 43 who was abducted from his Belmont home on September 16 and found dead in Santa Cruz days later.

(Trinidad Express)  The Central Bank on Monday afternoon announced the long-delayed sale of the traditional insurance portfolios of CLICO and British American Trinidad (BAT) choosing its preferred bidder Sagicor Life, a subsidiary of Sagicor Financial Corporation.

(Trinidad Newsday) There were scenes of panic in City Gate yesterday afternoon after an unidentified woman fell unconscious.

(Trinidad Express) The position adopted by the Office of the President that only married partners be allowed to accompany invited guests, is getting the support of the Trinidad and Tobago Council of Evangelical Churches.

(Trinidad Newsday) There is no doubt that the mud volcano in Piparo will erupt.

(Trinidad Express) Investigators are trying to determine how a licensed firearm was stolen from the home of a 32-year-old municipal police officer.

(Trinidad Express)  Bank yesterday afternoon announced the long-delayed sale of the traditional insurance portfolios of CLICO and British American Trinidad (BAT) choosing its preferred bidder Sagicor Life, a subsidiary of Sagicor Financial Corporation.

(Trinidad Guardian) Three men have been formally charged under the Anti-Gang Legislation following advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions, Roger Gaspard, yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago will see the return of Jack Warner to the political landscape.

(Trinidad Guardian) Questions are now being raised about the Ministry of Community Development, Culture and the Arts’ (MCDCA) decision to fork out $4,000 on a cake while ministry workers claim they had been facing problems in the recent past to get basic office supplies.

(Trinidad Express) Gasparillo grandmother Chanday Lalloo was no match for the criminal/s who attacked her on Saturday night, when she was knifed to death.

(Trinidad Express) IF you’re not legally married to the man or woman you live with, you won’t be invited to bring along a guest to functions hosted by the Office of the President.