One suspect was held and three firearms and quantities of ammunition seized by officers during ongoing intelligence-led anti-crime exercises conducted across the country on Tuesday.
Two T&T scholars have graduated at the top of Howard University’s College of Engineering and Architecture, having attained the highest scores possible in their computer science studies.
General Secretary of the National Trade Union Centre (NATUC) Michael Annisette has accused former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley of using the alleged exploitation of women by political figures as part of a political narrative while calling for a higher standard of accountability and representation from elected officials.
Students of the Chaguanas North Secondary School will resume their studies online following the suspension of in-person classes due to infrastructural issues at the school.
Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe says he is urgently gathering the necessary information to shed light on why local nursing students are failing CXC’s Regional Examination for Nurse Registration (RENR).
Family Planning Association president, Prof Rose-Marie Belle Antoine, says the organisation may have to curtail its service used by Venezuelan migrants, including survivors of sexual assault, over cuts in international funding.
President of the All Tobago Fisherfolk Association (ATFA), Curtis Douglas, is calling for an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, hoping the new administration will finally end what he described as decades of illegal fishing in Tobago’s waters.
Former Central Bank governor Jwala Rambarran has been ordered to pay over $100,000 in compensation to former Finance Minister Colm Imbert for defamation.
Experts, firearms dealers and business leaders continues to rage on, on whether firearms are a necessary tool that can protect business people and the general population in the fight against crime.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of a country is the market value of all the final goods and services produced within a country’s borders.
While there were views expressed on social media from former politicians that Trade and Tourism should not have been placed in one ministry, tourism stakeholders want marketing to be at the forefront, along with other challenges to be addressed.
In the first few months of Donald Trump’s second term as US president, Secretary of State Marco Rubio met in-person with the heads of government of 13 of the 14 independent member states of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) bloc. Caribbean leaders were eager for such high-level diplomatic engagement with the Trump administration out of the blocks. They assessed that their respective countries’ interests—which have long rested on American support—would be served by this diplomacy.