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Clarity needed on T&T’s role in Joint Task Force

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Miss Afro T&T’s dream of serving Trinidad and Tobago

Long be­fore she was crowned the in­au­gur­al Miss Afro Trinidad and To­ba­go, Delece Ra­bathaly was a lit­tle girl stand­ing be­side her fa­the…

PM blasts PNM for stopping work on new police post in Tacarigua

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar yes­ter­day chas­tised the Op­po­si­tion Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) for stop­ping the con­s…

T&T becomes first Caribbean host of Music Awards

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s en­ter­tain­ment in­dus­try is buzzing af­ter the Caribbean Mu­sic Awards an­nounced that its 2026 cer­e­mo­ny will move…

AI is already in your company

AI sys­tems and large lan­guage mod­els are al­ready con­duct­ing sales con­ver­sa­tions about your com­pa­ny.

AG defends Commission of Inquiry into ill-fated MV Barima tragedy

At­tor­ney Gen­er­al Anil Nand­lall is de­fend­ing the de­ci­sion to es­tab­lish a Com­mis­sion of In­quiry in­to the MV Bari­ma tragedy that le…

Residents in Morvant, Bamboo, Aranguez support police-army posts

While politi­cians de­bate the lo­gis­ti­cal ma­noeu­vring and sta­tis­ti­cal ben­e­fits of 30 joint po­lice and army posts, those who will be d…

How Jordan Lamy’s childhood kitchen became a business dream

At 6.30 am, Jor­dan Lamy is al­ready up and prepar­ing for an­oth­er day of bak­ing while tack­ling cus­tom or­ders.

Tobago police welcome joint security posts to fight crime

Se­nior po­lice of­fi­cials in To­ba­go have wel­comed the Gov­ern­ment’s pro­pos­al to es­tab­lish joint po­lice-army posts in com­mu­ni­ties a…

Man mauled by 7 pitbulls still seeking justice

Six weeks af­ter a bru­tal at­tack by pit­bulls while on va­ca­tion in Buc­coo, a 65-year-old Trinida­di­an man is still seek­ing jus­tice.

Alleged 6 Gang leader among five named in latest PDOs

Al­leged 6 Gang leader Shakyl O’Neil, al­so known as “Shak,” is among five peo­ple named in the lat­est Pre­ven­tive De­ten­tion Or­ders (PDOs)…

Back to hard labour: Convicted inmates to clean up public spaces

Home­land Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Roger Alexan­der says the Gov­ern­ment will rein­tro­duce a pro­gramme re­quir­ing con­vict­ed pris­on­ers sen­…

Icacos: A place with nothing to do, and all day to do it

The phrase is re­peat­ed with a smile, but be­neath the hu­mour lies the frus­tra­tion of liv­ing in one of Trinidad

A common blind culture

Our ex­ec­u­tive of­fi­cer Ken­neth Suratt of­ten talks about “a com­mon blind cul­ture” and, I think he’s on­to some­thing. I’ve spo­ken to all…

Equipping youth with skills

The UN re­minds us that the world of work is chang­ing rapid­ly. It is im­por­tant to equip youths with the skills they need for em­ploy­ment, d…

Unions seek legal advice over Labour Day arrests

The trade union move­ment is seek­ing le­gal ad­vice from a se­nior con­sti­tu­tion­al at­tor­ney over the ar­rest of ac­tivist Trade Unions Mov…

Gunman hunts down man as elderly mother watches in horror

Con­fined to a wheel­chair, the el­der­ly moth­er of 37-year-old Michael Williams could on­ly watch in hor­ror as her son ran for his life from…

Labour Day arrest prompts outcry and questions

Labour Day cel­e­bra­tions in Fyz­abad were over­shad­owed yes­ter­day by the ar­rest of so­cial ac­tivist Alyssa Phillip af­ter po­lice stopped…