Thieves torch watchman’s car
A watchman had to run for his life after intruders made a failed attempt to steal livestock at the Chatham Youth Development and Apprenticeship Centre in Cedros on Saturday night.Angry that they could...
View ArticleHelp us save Ky’Mani’s sight
The parents of 11-month-old Ky’Mani Thompson are pleading with the public to help them raise US$16,000 for their baby to undergo surgery in Miami to save his eyesight.Ky’Mani has been diagnosed with...
View ArticlePiparo residents fear mud volcano erupts
Loud rumblings from Piparo mud volcano following Tuesday’s earthquake have stirred up frightening memories for the survivors of the deadly eruption on February 22, 1997.Concerned residents are calling...
View ArticleOWTU heads to PM’s residence today
President General of the Oilfield Workers Trade Union Ancel Roget is expected to make a statement on state-owned Petrotrin today in front of the official residence of the Prime Minister at La Fantasie...
View ArticlePanic fuel buying amid Petrotrin shutdown rumour
Amid increased uncertainty and fear about the future of Petrotrin and job security, the state-owned company is assuring the public that there has been no change in its operations.Social media was abuzz...
View ArticleDrug mule fined $33,000 for attempting to smuggle cocaine
A Diego Martin electrician who tried to transport cocaine which was concealed in soaked towels and T-shirts to England ten years ago has been fined $33,000.Andrew Walters, 48, pleaded guilty to charges...
View ArticleErin farmers’ lives uprooted
More than 40 farmers have been left on the breadline after Tuesday’s 6.9 magnitude earthquake caused severe damage to acres of agricultural lands and destroyed almost $2 million in crops at Los Iros,...
View Article2 cops charged with murder
Two police officers charged with the murder of San Fernando resident Adelle Gilbert were jeered by members of the public and prisoners as they were being escorted in handcuffs from the San Fernando...
View ArticleEarthquake scare for hospital patients
Clutching her three young children and her mother who had suffered a stroke, Traci Cort fled the 15th floor of the San Fernando Teaching Hospital as the tremors from a 6.9 earthquake rocked T&T and...
View ArticleDuo charged with guns, grenade, bucket of bullets
Two men who were allegedly in possession of a hand grenade, firearms, ammunition and marijuana were each granted $950,000 bail yesterday.Trevor Geeban, 34, of Boissiere Village, Maraval and Kadeem...
View ArticleA visit to the Motherland
Arnold Jordan and Leslie Ann Meade were crowned St Patrick Emancipation King and Queen during an evening filled with talent, beauty and splendid African fashions last Sunday. Jordan and Meade were...
View ArticleHunt for serial arsonist
Residents of a San Fernando community are living in fear of a suspected serial arsonist whom they say is responsible for yesterday’s house fire in which a father and son were injured.Cecil Phillip, 85,...
View ArticleMet Service: More bad weather coming
Still reeling from recent widespread flooding, the nation is being warned about more bad weather and possible flash flooding, a tropical system, which has the potential to form into a tropical storm,...
View ArticleDebe residents clean up after flood
Some 20 families in Debe, South Trinidad spent their day yesterday cleaning slush from their homes and airing out their furniture following heavy rains which caused widespread flooding across the...
View ArticleSpate of robberies at Sando Hill
Forestry Division workers are calling for better security at the San Fernando Hill following a spate of robberies—the most recent being on Monday when three employees were robbed at gunpoint.The...
View ArticleNew $1.2b Point Fortin hospital ready by 2019
Although construction of the Point Fortin General Hospital began in 2015, Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh says the loan to finance the project was only received from the Bank of Austria two months...
View ArticleRoget challenges PM over meeting request
Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) leader Ancel Roget yesterday said the trade union movement was not afraid of the Prime Minister and will not back down from a fight.Responding to Rowley’s remarks...
View ArticleBonds to help fund public housing
Government is considering introduction of a bond to assist with funding of public housing. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, who was at a key distribution ceremony for the Lake View Housing Development...
View Article‘Boy Boy’ charged with murder of Chinese businessman, student
Keyshawn “Boy Boy” Mckenzie yesterday appeared in the San Fernando Magistrates’ Court charged with the murders of a Chinese businessman and a 16-year-old school boy, which occurred two months apart.The...
View ArticleAnointed Hands Designs grooming the nation’s youth
Anointed Hand Designs presented its seventh fashion show— Simplement Divin’—at Creative Arts Centre, San Fernando, last Sunday. Displaying a variety of her beautiful designs and colours, designer...
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