(Trinidad Guardian) A Massy Holdings executive vice president used the group’s 100th annual meeting yesterday to raise issues about the company’s spending of scarce foreign exchange on an executive management programme in Fort Myers, Florida that involves “bizarre rituals” and “highly dubious activities.”
(Trinidad Guardian) The National Chutney Foundation of T&T (NCFTT) believes that a National Award should be given to legendary local Indian singer Budram Holass, who was laid to rest yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Mayhem and chaos erupted in the carpark of the Courts Megastore in San Juan as gunshots rang out sending Christmas shoppers and staff inside the store to scamper for cover.
(Trinidad Guardian) Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Dr Amery Browne says the Argyle Agreement signed in St Vincent and the Grenadines between Guyana and Venezuela on Thursday, was a moment for the Caribbean Community to shine.
(Trinidad Guardian) A man who eluded serving a prison sentence in the US for over 20 years while hiding here in T&T, was extradited to the United States on Wednesday.
(Trinidad Express) A suspect has been held by police officers in relation to the murders of Guyana-born Hollice Thomas and her son, eight-year-old Noel Thomas.
(Trinidad Guardian) When fire erupted at their New Grant home on Sunday night, 92-year-old Surujdai Soogrim fought to save her son instead of saving herself.
(Trinidad Guardian) One Colombian male and two females from the Dominican Republic who were charged with Human Trafficking offences and an offence under the Children’s Act were all denied bail when they appeared before a Scarborough Magistrate on 4th December 2023.
(Trinidad Guardian) The president of the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board, Roger St Rose, has been charged by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service with two counts of sexual penetration of a boy under the age of 16 years.
(Trinidad Guardian) Moments before robbing and murdering businessman Videsh Maharaj at his New Grant home yesterday morning, the gunman calmly greeted the victim’s wife as he walked past her.
(Trinidad Guardian) In a passionate plea directed at business owners, High Court Judge Frank Seepersad urged them to stop paying bribes to further their enterprises.
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago is standing firmly for the region to remain a zone of peace, including respecting international law and the sovereign borders of all nations—including sister Caricom member Guyana.
(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) has now called for the intervention of Minister of Labour Stephen Mc Clashie, following a breakdown in negotiations with its pilots.