Trinidad & Tobago News

Carlsbury Lewis

Two riddled with bullets on Trinidad highway

(Trinidad Express) A relative of one of the two men killed along the Churchill-­Roosevelt Highway in Piarco, on Monday night, heard the gunshots that ended their lives and saw the vehicle they were in pull to the side of the road.

Seventh-Day Adventist pastor Clive Dottin

Crime fear grips Trinidad, criminals take over – Pastor Dottin

(Trinidad Guardian) One religious leader is calling on National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds and Police Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher to break their silence and give the public some kind of assurance and comfort as crime fear continues to grip the people of Trinidad and Tobago.

Khanta Ramdass

Trinidad man gunned down

(Trinidad Express) A Penal man was shot and killed, and his body was dumped on a desolated road a few kilometres away from his home on Saturday morning.

Helen Riley

Trinidad shooting victim loses baby, fighting for life

(Trinidad Guardian) Helen Riley’s fervent hope that her unborn grandchild would survive the tragic shooting that claimed her son’s life and left his 16-year-old girlfriend in critical condition at hospital were dashed with the loss of the baby yesterday.

Kemba and Zaya Morris (twitter.com/CNC3TV)

Trinidad: Mother, daughter perish in fire

(Trinidad Guardian) Mother of three, Kemba Morris tried to save the lives of her family when fire broke out at their Siparia home yesterday morning, but sadly paid the ultimate price when she and her youngest daughter never made it out.

Brian Kuei Tung

Trinidad looking for full $$ quota from Piarco civil case

(Trinidad Guardian) The upcoming final judgment in the successful Piarco Airport civil case in Miami will be completed by settling pre-verdict interest over the 19 years which the case took to complete, plus costs—which could bring the final figure which T&T will receive close to TT$1 billion.

US Ambassador Candace Bond, second from left, and Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee-Scoon, right, receive tokens from Amerijet’s director of revenue accounting, John Hagan, left, and chief financial officer Joe Moszzali, during the opening of Amerijet International Airlines at Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.

Amerijet opens new Trinidad office

(Trinidad Guardian) Trade and Industry Minister, Paula Gopee-Scoon, described the opening of a new Amerijet Caribbean Express branch in Port-of-Spain yesterday, as further evidence that investor confidence is growing in the country.

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