(Trinidad Guardian) The president of the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board, Roger St Rose, has been charged by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service with two counts of sexual penetration of a boy under the age of 16 years.
(Trinidad Guardian) Moments before robbing and murdering businessman Videsh Maharaj at his New Grant home yesterday morning, the gunman calmly greeted the victim’s wife as he walked past her.
(Trinidad Guardian) In a passionate plea directed at business owners, High Court Judge Frank Seepersad urged them to stop paying bribes to further their enterprises.
(Trinidad Guardian) A Venezuelan man is currently assisting police in their investigations surrounding the death of his 55-year-old common-law wife.
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago is standing firmly for the region to remain a zone of peace, including respecting international law and the sovereign borders of all nations—including sister Caricom member Guyana.
(Trinidad Guardian) The video is shocking. A class of students from the Signal Hill Secondary School in Tobago brutally attacking one female student.
(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) has now called for the intervention of Minister of Labour Stephen Mc Clashie, following a breakdown in negotiations with its pilots.
(Trinidad Express) Chutney singer Dandayea Narine, popularly known for her hit “Picker Chooka Me”, died on Thursday.
(Trinidad Express) An early morning fire at the Caroni Licensing Office compound destroyed 14 impounded vehicles yesterday.
(Trinidad Express) Popular disc jockey Clyde Jemmot died in a car accident this morning.
(Trinidad Guardian) Despite efforts by Tafari Gabriel Charles to avoid becoming a victim of crime, he was killed during a home invasion on Thursday night.
GAZA/ISRAEL-GAZA BORDER, (Reuters) – Hamas fighters released 24 hostages on Friday during the first day of the war’s first truce, including Israeli women and children and Thai farm workers, after guns fell silent across the Gaza Strip for the first time in seven weeks.
(Trinidad Guardian) Unruly students will not be left idle after expulsion, but will instead be enrolled in the Military Led Academic Training (MiLAT) programme through a mandatory policy to cut down on indiscipline while ensuring learning objectives are met.
(Trinidad Guardian) Having tragically lost his two sons to violence five years ago, Ramnarine Ramdhan had ambitious plans for his youngest son, Rosario Ramdhan.
(Trinidad Express) The Saudi Arabian government sent two private jets to fly Caricom heads to the Middle East and also footed the bill for their accommodation, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley revealed yesterday.
(Trinidad Express) Opposition was never serious about finding solutions to crime because when they feel that when crime is raging it is a “political bonanza” for them, says Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
(Trinidad Guardian) Amid the mid-morning bustle, Sharaz Ageemoolar walked into an insurance company’s office in San Fernando and shot his ex-wife Anissa Rajgobin-Ageemoolar twice, before killing himself after eluding police having escaped from the scene of his crime.
(Reuters) – Venezuela is close to approving a license for Shell SHEL.L
(Trinidad Guardian) The brazenness of the country’s gangsters claimed another life just metres away from a police base on Saturday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) At least 15 members of three major gangs remained in police custody up to last evening, after a series of raids in and around Port-of-Spain.
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