Fabien scolds residents for not helping
Errol Fabien, talk show host and friend of Marcia Henville, yesterday criticised and blasted residents of the community where the slain journalist lived for not helping her in her time of need. He...
View ArticleNCFTT loses case against Southex
A last-ditch lawsuit threatening the Chutney Soca Monarch finals was thrown out yesterday, clearing the way for the event at Skinner Park, San Fernando, tonight. In a brief oral ruling yesterday,...
View ArticleCarmona on Constitution: ‘Donkey cart’ interpretations
President Anthony Carmona has hit out against those who interpret the Constitution in a “narrow way,” which he described as a “donkey cart interpretation.” he said so during the closed swearing-in...
View ArticleChilling twist in Chadee murder
Breakthroughs were made by CrimeWatch host Ian Alleyne this week as he sought to uncover the truth behind the murder of 19-year-old Salma Chadee, who was allegedly shot dead by her ex-boyfriend on...
View Article‘Bad work’ on Toco Road leaves Rondon furious
Controversy is brewing over a multi-million dollar contract awarded to Kalco Ltd to pave the Toco Main Road from Matelot to Shark River. While chairman of the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Terry...
View ArticleMaharaj: Ramlogan has brought AG’s office into disrepute
Attorney General Anand Ramlogan has failed the citizens of T&T. He has also brought the office of the AG, the administration of justice and the country into disrepute. That was the view of former...
View ArticleWest mum on PNM links
Police Complaints Authority (PCA) head David West is now refusing to comment on whether possible links to the People’s National Movement (PNM) influenced his decision to file a statement with the...
View ArticleNo charges yet in baby Simeon’s death
Eleven months after the death of her baby at Mount Hope Hospital, Quelly Ann Cottle is seeking psychiatric treatment to deal with her emotional pain and depression. On Friday, Cottle, 38, admitted that...
View ArticleAll eyes on PM Kamla
Two government ministers are among the four lawyers tipped to replace Attorney General Anand Ramlogan should his appointment be revoked tomorrow. Apart from Ramlogan, Police Complaints Authority (PCA)...
View ArticleBoy with hole in heart killed by falling gate
A toddler of Bamboo Village, Valsayn, has died after a steel gate fell on him at his home on Friday night. According to a police report, around 7 pm, computer technician Ishwar Rampaul, 37, was at his...
View ArticleKarim pays $53m to UWI for backpay
In keeping with his word, Minister of Tertiary Education and Skills Training Fazal Karim has forwarded a $53 million cheque to the cash-strapped University of the West Indies (UWI) St Augustine,...
View ArticleCabinet could face police probe
Former attorney general Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj says the entire Cabinet could be the subject of a police investigation if it is proven that pressure has been applied on National Security Minister Gary...
View ArticleRikki Jai stays away from politics
One of the country’s leading entertainers once decided to quit the calypso arena because of unfair targeting of Indo-Trinidadians by some of the bards. Samraj Jaimungal, 50, known in the entertainment...
View ArticleEvasion of truths
In any society, if private motivations sacrifice public interests and if sleight of hand corrodes the moral fibre of institutions of justice, then the pillars that hold up stable democracies will...
View ArticleGriffith threatens to walk
National Security Minister Gary Griffith is threatening to quit in the face of scathing press release issued by Communication Minister Vasant Bharath yesterday accused him of making false claims and...
View ArticleNo West/PNM link—Rowley
Opposition leader Dr Keith Rowley yesterday criticised all attempts to link Police Complaints Authority Director David West to the People’s National Movement (PNM). Rowley, in a series to text...
View ArticleLas Alturas enquiry postponed
The first evidence hearing for the Commission of Enquiry into the Las Alturas housing project has been postponed because of insufficient witness statements being available. This was confirmed yesterday...
View ArticleCall of duty for Kamron
On January 17, a quiet battle took place among the members of the T&T Defence Force, as soldiers, coast guard and air guard officers pitted against each other to try to impress a 10-year-old boy....
View ArticleNew UN study finds one in seven men says: It’s okay to beat your wife
One of every seven men in T&T say it is acceptable to beat their wives if they are unfaithful. This was revealed by a 2013 public opinion survey commissioned by the joint United Nations programme...
View ArticleSquatters finally removed
A family of squatters, who blocked the completion of the Southern Main Road upgrade for three months, have finally been removed making way for the roadworks to be completed this week, says Works...
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