Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) A 29-year-old woman from Morvant was found dead, submerged in a barrel of water with a gun in her hand, at her home on Thursday night.

(Trinidad Guardian) A pastor from south Trinidad, who allegedly attempted to change almost $28 million in old $100 notes into new polymer replacements on the deadline for doing so almost two years ago, has been granted $10 million bail after appearing in court charged with money laundering.

(Trinidad Guardian) Acting Police Sergeant Tony Rampaul is the 12th officer to die from Covid-19.

(Trinidad Guardian) CF Industries Holdings, Incorporated, through certain of its production facilities, has filed petitions with the US Department of Commerce and the US International Trade Commission (ITC) requesting the initiation of antidumping and countervailing duty investigations on imports of urea ammonium nitrate solutions (UAN) from Russia and Trinidad and Tobago.

(Trinidad Guardian) The Ministry of Health has recorded 10 additional COVID related deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 857.

(Trinidad Guardian) It was a record no one expected we would surpass.

(Trinidad Guardian) The Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Kazim Hosein has met with the Mayors, Chairmen, Chief Executive Officers, Disaster Management Coordinators and the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) in preparation for imminent adverse weather expected over the next few days, a statement by the Ministry said.

(Trinidad Express) The parents of a South Oropouche man had their worst fears realised when they went to check on their son and found him murdered.

(Trinidad Express) Beloved Woman Police Officer, Vernessa Stoute, lost her battle with the Covid-19 virus yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) Beloved Woman Police Officer, Vernessa Stoute, lost her battle with the Covid-19 virus yesterday.

(Trinidad Guardian) As a predominantly oil and gas economy T&T must and will accelerate the exploration and development of its hydrocarbon resources or run the risk of the resources becoming stranded.

(Trinidad Guardian) The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) and the police do not have the power to shutdown authorised events due to noise levels.

(Trinidad Guardian) Having faced a barrage of criticism for her “greedy people” comment, Social Development Minister Donna Cox says she remains on the side of the destitute and will continue to do her best to help them.

(Trinidad Guardian) Tobago police are investigating a fatal chopping incident in Jigger Hill, Mason Hall, Tobago, on Sunday morning.

(Trinidad Express) July 17, the borders of Trinidad and Tobago will be opened to citizens and nationals of Trinidad and Tobago.

(Trinidad Guardian) Sixteen more people have died from COVID-19 taking the death toll up to 791.

(Trinidad Guardian) While the government maintains that it will only use COVID-19 vaccines approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO), Professor of Public Health, Epidemiology and HIV/AIDS Dr Peter Figueroa says the Russian Sputnik V vaccine appears to be safe and effective.

(Trinidad Guardian) The State will finance the retrenchment of 25 per cent of staff at Caribbean Airlines (CAL) at an estimated cost of TT$110 million.

(Trinidad Guardian) It’s only been four months since the calypso fraternity of T&T grieved the loss of one of its iconic female calypsonians, with the passing of Sandra “Singing Sandra” DesVignes-Millington in February.

(Trinidad Express) Moruga labourer who allegedly killed a Venezuelan man during a robbery has been charged with murder.