(Trinidad Guardian) A Canadian businessman has warned his countrymen to be careful when travelling to Trinidad after he was arrested for possession of three empty bullet shell casings and kept for a week at the Maximum Security Prison (MSP.)
(Trinidad Guardian) Leaving their loved ones behind in a country torn by violence, starvation and political persecution, hundreds of Venezuelans continue to risk their lives to come to Trinidad in search of a better life.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police are questioning a 36-year-old Guapo sales clerk about the discovery of a baby’s body in a shallow grave at the back of her home.
(Trinidad Guardian) Education Minister Anthony Garcia said he was disturbed about a video on Instagram which showed suspended Diego Martin North Secondary a students boasting about their deeds.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday accused the Opposition of trying to undermine Government’s efforts at meditation in Venezuela’s ongoing political crisis.
(Trinidad Guardian) Citizens have racked up US$1.205 billion in credit card transactions for 2018 which is now engaging the attention of the Ministry of Finance.
(Trinidad Guardian) Relatives of the kidnapped Morne Diablo fisherman are refusing to comment on the matter as they claim media coverage is jeopardising the safety of the men
One of the fishermen, Jerry O’Brien, 36, was released by his captors on Wednesday but his brother Jason O’Brien, 38, Brandon Arjoon, 28, Linton Manohar, 36, Jagdesh Jaikaran, 16 and Ricky Rambharose,35, are still in the hands of their abductors
The men left the Morne Diablo beach at around 4 pm on Monday to fish.
(Trinidad Guardian) There must be a concerted effort to get illegal firearms off the streets and some kind of community programme must be implemented to reduce criminal violence.
(Trinidad Guardian) The State has been ordered to pay more than $450,000 to six sugar cane farmers, who claimed they were owed money under a compensation scheme for transitioning out of the industry.
(Trinidad Guardian) “Molly” which is a new addictive drug has hit the nation’s schools and officials of the Ministry of Education are currently “scrambling” to get more on it and its effects so that they can deal with the frightening issue.
(Trinidad Express) Homicide detectives are investigating the shooting death of an 18-year-old man outside a building complex in Embacadere in San Fernando yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) In a bid to protect T&T’s maritime borders from illegal migrants, piracy, kidnapping, and smuggling of guns and drugs into T&T the Police Service intends to establish an elite air unit from tomorrow.
(Trinidad Guardian) Government is seeking advice to ascertain the effect on its Dragon Field gas plan of the US Government’s sanctions on Venezuela’s Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) oil company, Communication Minister Stuart Young has said.
(Trinidad Express) A man stepped out of a store Price Street, Port of Spain on Tuesday afternoon and was shot twice by a gunman who chasing another man.
(Trinidad Guardian) Dillian Johnson, who was granted humanitarian protection, is preparing to move to Scotland after he was granted his biometric residence permit in the United Kingdom on Monday.