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Burglars hit Bhagwansingh’s Trincity hardware
Police are working on the theory that the burglars who broke into the Trincity branch of Bhagwansingh's Hardware may have been stolen items to commit other planned burglaries.According to police...
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Police, fire hotlines down
The emergency numbers for both the Police and Fire Services were knocked out yesterday.Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) yesterday said a technical difficulty led to the...
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Maxi Taxi Association to challenge proposed band changes
The Government will need to bring legislative changes to the Maxi Taxi Act if it wants to remove restrictions on the ownership of banded maxi taxis allowing owners to buy and band their maxi taxis and...
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Squatters can now buy land
A number of people holding Certificates of Comfort for squatter sites developed by the Land Settlements Agency (LSA) will now be invited to buy the land at a premium of 25 per cent of its market...
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Acting PATT CEO back from vacation
Port Authority of T&T acting chief executive officer/general manager Charmaine Lewis returned to work yesterday and the computer seized when she was abroad on vacation was returned to the office...
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Rats, faulty wires keep Malick Sec closed
Members of the Malick Secondary Parents/Teachers Association (PTA) yesterday called on the Ministry of Education to address health and safety concerns plaguing the school for the past six months.Some...
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Health scare closes St Joseph Sec
Two weeks have passed since the gates of St Joseph Secondary School have remained closed to its teachers and students because of health and safety issues.T&T Guardian was told that on September 28...
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Police appeal for help to stem violent crime
Police officials have appealed for co-operation from residents of east Port-of-Spain to deal with an upsurge of violent crime in the area.At a T&T Police Service (TTPS) town meeting at the Brian...
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PM praises work of Vision on Mission
The work done for the past 16 years by Wayne Chance and the Vision on Mission was applauded on Wednesday night by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.Speaking at the award ceremony for the non-profit...
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PM praises First Peoples legacy
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has praised the contribution of T&T First Peoples, saying the Santa Rosa First Peoples Community has done much to ensure their historical legacy is preserved and that...
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Warao blood in Carmona’s veins
President Anthony Carmona said his DNA is “inextricably bound” to the First Peoples as his paternal great-grandparents were Waraos, Amerindians from the Orinoco Delta in Venezuela.In a message for the...
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PM signs Sandals MOU
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday sold himself as the country’s best salesman, saying he has been able to bring investors to our shores and sign deals that will generate revenue to take the...
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Camille reads MP’s search warrant into Hansard
Arouca/Maloney MP Camille Robinson-Regis yesterday created history by reading out in Parliament a search warrant which was issue for Oropouche East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal in connection with committing...
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Colm: Gaming industry owes $400m in taxes
Government is supposed to collect $500 million a year in taxes from this country’s gaming industry but only received around $56 million last fiscal year, Finance Minister Colm Imbert has said.“This is...
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Triple murder at karaoke lime
A night of karaoke fun turned deadly when masked men sprayed bullets into a crowded bar in Marabella on Wednesday night, killing three patrons. Police suspect one of the men, Michael Scott, 48, a...
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PM under fire for woman grooming talk
“A golf course is like a woman, so you have to groom her every day otherwise it turns into a pasture.”This was the statement Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley made as he defended Government’s decision to...
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UK relief ship arrives in T&T next week
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship ‘RFA Mounts Bay’ which aided in hurricane relief-efforts up the islands will arrive in T&T next week.The ship arrived from the UK in July and is three months into a...
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Rowley: Time to preserve T&T’s history
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has given the First Peoples the commitment that a monument will be erected in their honour at the Red House when it is completed at the end of 2018. He added that the...
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UNC Women’s Arm demands apology from PM on golf course talk
Disrespectful and demeaning to women!That’s the view of the Opposition UNC’s National Women’s Arm concerning remarks by Prime Minister Keith Rowley during parliamentary budget debate when he was...
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Three murders push toll to 385
A teenager, who according to police, shot at residents of Beetham Gardens, was killed yesterday morning. Two of his accomplices ran away as he lay bleeding.Leroy Reynolds Isaac, 19, of Prizgar Lands,...
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