(Trinidad Guardian) At 5 am today the National Hurricane Center, Miami has upgraded an area of low pressure located to the east of Trinidad and Tobago into tropical storm Karen.
Torrential rainfall is sweeping across parts of Trinidad and Tobago at this time,and the Met Office has raised it’s alert level to Orange, meaning that citizens should prepare.
(Trinidad Guardian) Energy Minister Franklin Khan yesterday remained tight-lipped as to where the OWTU will get its funding to purchase Petrotrin’s refinery.
(Trinidad Express) Cricket legend Deryck Lance Murray has been appointed to the post of as High Commissioner for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to Jamaica.
(Trinidad Guardian) National Security Minister and Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Stuart Young, yesterday met with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas for discussions on matters of energy and national security.
(Trinidad Express) Djimon Sanderson, the grandson of former Government Minister and former Fyzabad Member of Parliament Arthur Sanderson, was gunned down on Wednesday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) A social media standoff has emerged between Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and British High Commissioner Tim Stew over the Prime Minister’s decision to write the British government on the contents of a documentary, which Dr Rowley contends has misrepresented Trinidad and Tobago.
(Trinidad Express) The father of a teenage boy who was shot and killed by a police officer during a party in 2014 has been awarded more than $1 million in damages by the High Court.
(Trinidad Guardian) Vaping is a new trend that is now receiving critical attention and analysis from legislators, not only in countries like the United States but here at home as well.
(Trinidad Guardian) While Trinidad and Tobago recently made headway in the US on Venezuela, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is most upset with the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC’s) recent documentary on T&T’s Venezuelan amnesty registration exercise – and he’s writing to the British Government on it.
(Trinidad Guardian) Chief Justice Ivor Archie has opened the new law term with a scolding for the media for what he contends is the abdication of its duty to act responsibly.
(Trindiad Guardian) In her feature address centred around judicial reform during the church service for the ceremonial opening of the 2019-2020 Law Term, Dean of the Law Faculty at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine said that, in her opinion, lawyer fees in the country “are too high”.
(Trinidad Guardian) Surviving Hurricane Dorian for six Trinidadian nationals in The Grand Bahama islands in Freeport almost two weeks ao is only half their nightmare.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Judiciary of T&T has collected $170.9 million in fines paid by errant and delinquent drivers who committed traffic offences and violations between 2011 and 2015 on the nation’s roads.
By Frank Seepersad
(Trinidad Guardian) One year ago, I broke with tradition and spoke directly to the media about my views in relation to the opening of the 2018/2019 Law term.