(Trinidad Express) Nobody is happy with the foreign exchange (forex) situation in T&T, said the head of the local operations of Scotiabank, at the bank’s launch of its digital banking platform at the Hyatt Regency on Wrightson Road in Port of Spain on Wednesday evening.
(Trinidad Guardian) A young man who was previously disqualified from holding a driver’s permit but took a chance to drive a car to impress a girl has been jailed for three months.
(Trinidad Express) The Ministry of Health continues its recruitment drive of medical professionals from Cuba with the recent intake of 58 specialist healthcare professionals.
(Trinidad Newsday) A Felicity mechanic who allegedly tried to steal two cars from murdered kidnap victim Sheldon Sukhdeo has appeared before a Chaguanas magistrate charged with two counts of uttering a forged document.
(Trinidad Express) PRISONER Matthew Woods has been sentenced to three months’ hard labour after his failed escape attempt from custody on Monday morning at the Scarborough Port.
(Trinidad Guardian) A loud round of applause and cheers of praises and gratitude erupted from the basketball court at the Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) in Aripo yesterday when National Security Minister Stuart Young shared a ray of hope to the Venezuelan detainees telling them that they may soon be freed and allowed to work in T&T for one year soon.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two more suspects in a multi-national prostitution ring in west Trinidad, which was busted by police two months ago, have appeared in court for human trafficking.
(Trinidad Guardian) The proposal for the lease of the Jean De La Valette (JDLV) as a temporary inter-island ferry to ease up the seabridge woes is already before Cabinet.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two more suspects in a multi-national prostitution ring in west Trinidad, which was busted by police two months ago, have appeared in court for human trafficking.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday morning confirmed that he expects to get a new operator for the moth-balled Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
(Trinidad Newsday) Matthew Woods appeared before the Scarborough Magistrates Court after he tried to escape custody this morning while prison officers were transferring him from Tobago to Trinidad.
(Trinidad Express) Two more Chinese nationals, including one who was said to be a former military commander in China have been charged with harbouring under age Venezuelan girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
(Trinidad Guardian) From 2015 to March 2019, almost 100 people and groups have been added to the state’s consolidated list of terrorists whose assets in local financial institutions were ordered to be frozen.