Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar is urg­ing the peo­ple of Trinidad and To­ba­go to make it their du­ty to nev­er for­get the hard work and sac­ri­fice of the Ja­hah­jees and all oth­ers who came and built the coun­try.

The de­ceased was iden­ti­fied as Mark An­tho­ny El­lis, 28, of Dibe Road, Long Cir­cu­lar, St James.

Wails em­anat­ed from the Church Street, La Ro­man home of mur­dered dri­ver Saleem Ab­dool as pall­bear­ers car­ried his white cas­ket up the steps on Thurs­day evening.

Even as the Gov­ern­ment works to bring leg­is­la­tion to pun­ish home in­va­sion per­pe­tra­tors with 25 years im­pris­on­ment, three more peo­ple were robbed at gun­point on Tues­day night at their house in Mon Re­pos.

The White House said Thurs­day that the U.S. has sub­mit­ted a new Gaza cease­fire pro­pos­al that has Is­raeli sup­port. Hamas of­fi­cials gave the Is­raeli-ap­proved draft a cool re­sponse, but said they want­ed to study the pro­pos­al more close­ly be­fore giv­ing a for­mal an­swer.

Po­lice said Joseph Git­tens, 63, a re­tired sol­dier from South Oropouche, was as­sault­ed while vis­it­ing his prop­er­ty in Pe­nal.

“Think twice be­fore you en­ter in­to any on­line trans­ac­tions. I got burned to learn, please don’t end up like me!”

The Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment has held a ma­jor post elec­tion analy­sis about its de­feat, which most of the 41 can­di­dates at­tend­ed.

The An­drew Hol­ness Ad­min­is­tra­tion has sought to re­as­sure Ja­maicans that the re­turn of de­por­tees from over­seas ter­ri­to­ries is nei­ther un­ex­pect­ed nor un­man­aged.

Twelve peo­ple were ar­rest­ed and a quan­ti­ty of firearms, am­mu­ni­tion, cannabis, and cam­ou­flage cloth­ing were re­cov­ered dur­ing sev­er­al co­or­di­nat­ed po­lice op­er­a­tions con­duct­ed across El So­cor­ro, Ma­yaro, and San­gre Grande, on Tues­day 28 May 2025, the Po­lice Ser­vice has con­firmed.

Min­is­ter of Jus­tice, De­vesh Ma­haraj, has laud­ed the com­mit­ment and ex­per­tise of the staff at the Foren­sic Sci­ence Cen­tre, and gave an un­der­tak­ing that his min­istry will con­tin­ue to sup­port the work of the Cen­tre.

The To­ba­go Busi­ness Cham­ber is urg­ing the new­ly in­stalled Gov­ern­ment to con­sid­er re­in­stat­ing a Min­istry of To­ba­go Af­fairs, fol­low­ing yes­ter­day’s meet­ing be­tween Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and Chief Sec­re­tary Far­ley Au­gus­tine.