(Trinidad Guardian) Consumers should be prepared to pay almost $20 or, in some cases, even more for a two-kilo bag of flour effective today, as they will have to fork out as much as 28 per cent more on the retail price of flour, the National Flour Mills Limited has announced.
(Trinidad Express) While most people went out and about trying to enjoy the long Labour Day holiday weekend, police had their hands full with the murders of ten people between Friday night and yesterday afternoon.
(Trinidad Express) The family of missing Moruga farmer Sanjay Deodath has offered a reward of $20,000 to anyone with information that will lead to his safe return.
(Trinidad Express) An Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) worker said he was the last person to see murdered mother Leann Babb alive on Wednesday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) Several police officers who were recorded trying to subdue two men at a fete at Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday morning may find themselves facing both disciplinary and criminal charges.
(Trinidad Guardian) Relatives of Surita Aruna Deosaran, who survived two bullets to her head in March, suspect the same gunman who shot her returned to finish the job on Wednesday afternoon.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police are on the scene of a double homicide at St Mary’s Village, Moruga.
(Trinidad Guardian) Unilever Caribbean Ltd (UCL) will retrench about 108 employees from its manufacturing division effective July 31, 2022.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago (LATT) plans to investigate the disqualification of Attorney General Reginald Armour from the Piarco International Airport civil matter in a Miami court.
(Trinidad Express) A schoolboy who was charged with the murder of another schoolboy was yesterday found not guilty of the crime after spending nine years in prison.
(Trinidad Guardian) Wrong place at the wrong time. That’s the only explanation relatives of maxi taxi owner/operator Stevenson Sandiford have for why he was gunned down on Friday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) – Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley addressed the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles on Friday and expressed hope that respect and regard would be afforded to all states within the hemisphere, including Cuba and Venezuela.
(Trinidad Guardian) – China’s Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago Fang Qiu has confirmed two Chinese companies will become tenants at the Phoenix Park Industrial Estate.
(Trinidad Guardian) – Three more people have lost their lives to COVID-19, according to the latest update from the Ministry of Health.
(Trinidad Express) In full view of passing motorists and pedestrians in San Juan yesterday, a gunman opened fire, killing a 47-year-old mother of two while seriously injuring a man who was next to her.
(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has accused the Opposition of using “xenophobic” statements to hinder The Immigration (Caribbean Community Skilled Nationals) (Amendment) Bill, 2022, which he said could potentially harm this country’s Caricom relations.
(Trinidad Guardian) “What problem you have with my name? What’s wrong with my name?
(Trinidad Guardian) There has been a poor response to the 2022 T&T deep-water bid round with only four of the 17 blocks receiving bids and those were single bids by a consortium of bpTT and Royal Dutch Shell.
(Trinidad Express) Government has rejected a proposal from The University of the West Indies (The UWI), St Augustine, for an increase in tuition fees.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two brothers from east Trinidad have been convicted of murdering a man and attempting to murder his brother and cousin, after forcing them to help process their marijuana harvest over a decade ago.
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