Trinidad Express Newspapers

Digicel prepaid prices to rise

DIGICEL Trinidad and Tobago will increase prices on several of its prepaid mobile plans from October 19.However, customers who automatically ren…

What you should know about the Special Operations Bill

If the Special Operations (Bill) of 2026 passes in the Senate tomorrow it will bring into law provisions that allow the government of Trinidad a…

When criminals pose as police

The killing of a 36-year-old St Ann’s man by gunmen allegedly dressed in police tactical gear should raise an uncomfortable but urgent question:…

Two killed in police shootings hours apart

TWO MEN were killed in separate shootings in Chaguaramas and El Socorro within hours of each other between Sunday evening and Monday morning.

Construction planning, public health issues can co-exist

The Public Health (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2026 was passed in the House of Representatives and the Senate on September 11, 2026 and September 1…

The reason for T&T’s falling airport numbers

The recent September discussion surrounding passenger numbers at Piarco International Airport should cause us to look beyond the statistics and…

Janelle Reid — From Self-Doubt to ‘Under the Sea’

It’s not every day one gets a call to work on a Disney production. But that’s just what happened for Janelle Reid when she was cast as Sebastian…

New leaf in T&T and Venezuela diplomacy

The recent comments by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar regarding our relationship with Venezuela, along with a potential meeting with inte…

Why jury service is so stressful

As a Trinidadian, the second most important civic duty one can hold is to be a juror for matters at the High Courts of Trinidad and Tobago. Thes…

Sheik Lisha managing director Akaloo dies

HAJI Churchill Azad Akaloo, managing director of Sheik Lisha Ltd, has died.

Moonilal: Most Point Lisas disruptions unrelated to gas

ENERGY Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal said there have been 20 separate operational disruptions at the Point Lisas Industrial Estate this year, with…

Win over Opposition, Independents

The return of the controversial Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) legislation to Parliament will require Government to work with Opposition and…

Fishermen’s US strike death lawsuit awaits local court hearing

Nearly one year after Trinidadian fishermen Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo vanished while trying to return home from Venezuela, a lawsuit against…

Chinese nationals charged

A section of Trinidad and Tobago’s Chinese business community has come under sustained scrutiny from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTP…

Alexander: ZOSO more than just guns and arrests

Elements of the proposed Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) are already being practised in Tunapuna, where Homeland Security Minister Roger Alex…

Doctors’ social media advertising under review

The Council of the Medical Board of Trinidad and Tobago (MBTT) is reviewing its guidelines governing doctors’ adverti­sing of their services.The…

Chinese-linked crime networks funnelling millions out of T&T

Over the past decade, criminal networks with alleged links to China have become increasingly entrenched in Trinidad and Tobago, expanding their…

Colfire, Tatil merger set for January

The proposed amalgamation of Colonial Fire and General Insurance Company Ltd (Colfire) and Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Ltd (Tatil) is expected…