$1Million in Cable Damage to TSTT
By Prior Beharry POLICE are investigating damage to fibre-optic and copper cables on the eastern side of the Cross-Crossing...
By Prior Beharry POLICE are investigating damage to fibre-optic and copper cables on the eastern side of the Cross-Crossing...
By Prior Beharry AN act of sabotage on one of TSTT underground cables has left customers in South Trinidad...
'The perpetrators of such depraved acts against innocent boys will never realise that they have created a generation of...
POLICE seize cocaine, an assortment of ammunition and camouflage during an exercise in Malicl and El Socorro between Friday...
By Alicia Chamely MY column this week will be short and sweet. Not because I could not find...
By Sue-Ann Wayow PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley once again has Covid-19. The Office of the Prime Minister posted on its...
By Sue-Ann Wayow AN anti-littering campaign has been re-launched to educate the population on better waste disposal practices. The...
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE Ministry of Health has placed an order for 2,000 monkeypox vaccines. In a press release...
By Sue-Ann Wayow MORE than 200 employees of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) executive team will be going...
FORECAST: Generally hot and sunny with the likelihood of showers over a few areas. There is also a medium...
By Sue-Ann Wayow FED up with lack of meetings and negotiations, the ex-Caroni workers still awaiting their promised lands will...
THE long wait at the Immigration Department at Piarco International Airport on Wednesday is another graphic example of the incompetence and...
TWO more men have been arrested for stealing cable wires. The men, both 33, from Morvant, were arrested following the incident...
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) data centre remains the most reliable in the country...
POLICE officers who fought during the 1990 coup attempt have been honoured. The 42 former and current police officers were...