Deyalsingh Weeps
By Sue-Ann Wayow MORE than three times the number of persons expected to be vaccinated have taken the Covid-19...
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Flags at Half-Mast for Franklin Khan Funeral on Saturday
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE funeral service for former minister of energy and energy industries Franklin Khan will be...
Government to Feed Families Affected by Lockdown
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE Government of Trinidad and Tobago will be feeding families who are gravely affected by...
70% of Covid-19 Beds In Use
PRINCIPAL Medical Officer of Institutions Dr Maryam Abdool-Richards says occupancy rates in the parallel healthcare system in Trinidad was...
Tighter Restrictions…
By Prior Beharry WORK from home and stay at home. This was the message of the government as...
Sinanan Says He Will Answer Tancoo In Parliament
By Sue-Ann Wayow IF the Opposition Members of Parliament had attended parliamentary sessions in April, MP for Oropouche...
Pupils Given Option to Defer SEA to 2022
By Sue-Ann Wayow GIVEN the increasing challenges and uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Ministry of Education is...
Membership Clubs Like Price Smart Now Closed
THE Government has now closed membership discount stores such as Price Smart to the public in an effort...
Commentary: Do Lockdowns Really Work?
By Dr Visham Bhimull APRIL 2021 has been the most significant turning point for Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) regarding the...
Floodgates Still Broken in Oropouche…
FLOODGATES in the low-lying constituency of Oropouche West have still not been repaired as promised and constituents continue...
Top Cop: False Social Media Posts Causing Panic
COMMISSIONER of Police Gary Griffith is advising the public to ignore social media posts which are false and...
Another 33,600 COVAX Vaccines Arrive Next Week in T&T
By Prior Beharry TRINIDAD and Tobago will receive another 33,600 doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines from the...
Coast Guard Vessels Maintained After 100 Hours of Operation
By Sue-Ann Wayow THE maritime interceptor assets of the Coast Guard are taken out of service for routine maintenance upon...
State Agencies Owing T&TEC $1B
By Sue-Ann Wayow STATE agencies are owing the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) more than $1 billion. This...
T&TEC Operating at a Loss for Past 9 Years
THE Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) has been operating at a loss for the past nine years. However,...
