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FILE: PSA president Felisha Thomas, left, shakes hands with Chief Personnel Officer Dr Daryl Dindial after signing the MOA at the office of the Personnel Department in December 2025.
Personnel Department FB page
With the Public Services Association (PSA) not ruling out protest action over outstanding backpay, the Personnel Department is reminding unionised workers that the State has other bills to pay.
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Motorists drive over the sink hole that was filled recently repaired in Maraval yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Maraval taxi drivers are calling on the Government to properly repair a pothole along Saddle Road, which they say caused major traffic congestion last week.
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Students attend classes at the San Juan North Secondary, Saddle Road, Bourg Mulatresse, Santa Cruz, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Classes have resumed at San Juan North Secondary School amid reassurances from the Ministry of Education and the police that security concerns at the school will be addressed.
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Deshawn Manson
A 27-year-old man was shot and killed near his home on George Street, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday night, less than a week after his release from detention under the State of Emergency.
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Mariah Seenath’s father, Marlon Seenath, holds her school tie, which remains hanging in their home, as he marked the first anniversary of her murder yesterday.
KRISTIAN DeSILVA
Despite the challenges she faced, 13-year-old Mariah Seenath was determined to achieve her goals, and those who knew her believed she was destined for success.
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Pan Trinbago is seeking clarity from the Government on how the proposed Special Operations Bill, 2026 could affect steelbands, panyards, rehearsals and other activities associated with Trinidad and Tobago’s national musical instrument.
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The Parlaiment Building
Lincoln Holder
The Government is proposing changes to the public procurement law that would limit the powers of the Office of Procurement Regulation (OPR), create exemptions from existing procurement requirements and increase the value of contracts some public bodies can approve.
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GUARDIAN
Acting Corporal Sheldon Baker appeared before Magistrate Lawson in the Second Magistrates’ District Court on Monday, charged with assault by beating.
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Dominique Piper
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service’s Victim and Witness Support Unit (VWSU) has provided psychosocial support to staff at San Juan North Secondary School following the assault and robbery of a teacher on the school compound.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she will only authorise special operations in constituencies and local government electoral districts represented by the UNC.
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President Donald Trump arrives on Marine One and is saluted by Air Force Col. Christopher M. Robinson, commander of the 89th Airlift Wing, to board Air Force One, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Alex Brandon
President Donald Trump showed off his new White House helicopter landing pad on Monday, attempting to brush aside a First Amendment firestorm even as major television networks kept their cameras away in protest of CNN being banned from the grounds.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is appealing to the public for help in locating 42-year-old Vishnu Persad of 7th Avenue, Tableland.
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