Trinidad: Man caught urinating on Red House fence by PoS Mayor
(Trinidad Express) Port of Spain Mayor Joel Martinez had a scolding for a man who he witnessed urinating against the Red House fence on Thursday morning.
(Trinidad Express) Port of Spain Mayor Joel Martinez had a scolding for a man who he witnessed urinating against the Red House fence on Thursday morning.
(Trinidad Express) Two police officers faced a Port of Spain magistrate on Thursday after they allegedly stole a quantity of cash from a man while responding to a report of a disturbance at a house in Morvant last May.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Annette Hannan, the mother of four-year-old Rihanna Rupon, who died from dengue fever last week, says she’s left angry and devastated by the death of her child.
(Trinidad Newsday) Squatter Zeia Flemming and her 11-year-old son got a rude awakening yesterday morning in their one-bedroom hut in Pleasantville, San Fernando.
(Jamaica Observer) A Canadian man, who reportedly attempted to smuggle just more than seven pounds of cocaine out of the island last November, is likely to plead guilty to breaches of the Dangerous Drugs Act when he reappears in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court today.
(Jamaica Observer) THE management for Grammy-winning deejay Buju Banton is confident that the National Stadium in St Andrew will be filled to capacity for the March 16 concert to start his Long Walk to Freedom Tour.
(Trinidad Guardian) The body of a 73-year-old woman, who lost a four-year battle with breast cancer, was finally released last night after being wrangled in a two-day custody conflict between two funeral homes.
HAVANA, (Reuters) – Cuba is on the verge of the most dramatic restructuring of its government in decades as popular criticism and frustration with a sluggish economy and bureaucracy mount.
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – A retired Army officer who last year advised a Canadian company seeking to mine gold in the Amazon returned to the head of Brazil’s indigenous rights agency yesterday, vowing to improve the lives of the country’s native peoples.
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – Rio de Janeiro state prosecutors said yesterday they were temporarily suspending an investigation into suspicious payments handled by the former driver of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s son, Flavio, due to a Supreme Court ruling.
(Trinidad Guardian) Investigators believe speed was a factor in the fatal crash that claimed the lives of Premchand Singh and his son Ryan on Wednesday night.
(Trinidad Express) A woman who was hired by a Champs Fleurs couple as a live-in housekeeper in 2007, has been sent to prison after she pleaded guilty to attempting to murder the father of the family by repeatedly stabbing him during a robbery at their home.
(Barbados Nation) ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND gallons of alcohol went up in flames yesterday at the Mount Gay Rum Distillery in St Lucy.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Ministry of Health is moving to impose a “sugar tax” on beverage manufacturers in T&T.
(Trinidad Guardian) Relatives of cousins Kenrick Morgan and Kendall Singh are praying that their kidnappers have a change of heart and not kill them by this weekend’s deadline.
(Jamaica Gleaner) A St Catherine man, who served his wife a forged divorce certificate before marrying another woman, has pleaded guilty to bigamy.
(Trinidad Guardian) Two double murders were among the five recorded overnight in Trinidad, bringing the murder toll to 20.
(Trinidad Express) The son of a retired police inspector has become the fourth person to be arrested and charged with the kidnapping, rape and robbery of two women days before the new year.
(Trinidad Guardian) Machel Montano and Shaggy have been booked for a CARIFESTA Super Concert to be held at the Queen’s Park Savannah in August this year.
(Barbados Nation) Three shooting deaths within the first two weeks of the year have left residents in some communities fearing for their lives.
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