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In a final court judgment, the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has been ordered to pay more than $4 million to 13 former contract workers it fired after the 2021 THA elections.
With the PNM Tobago Council close to completing its list of candidates for the upcoming Tobago House of Assembly (THA) elections, political leader Ancil Dennis is asking supporters to give the party a fresh chance.
Route 2 Maxi Taxi Association president Brenton Knights is calling for a heavier police presence on the Priority Bus Route (PBR) at night.
The National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO) has announced a temporary traffic arrangement along the Connector Road to the Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway. From today traffic will be restricted to a single lane as stabilisation works begin on a section of the roadway.
Tobago police officers are still searching for a group of men who brutally attacked three supermarket workers while they were asleep and made off with thousands of dollars in cash during a robbery early Monday morning in Scarborough.
Former inspector with T&T’s Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Agency Safraz Ali is calling for urgent government intervention to address what he describes as severe safety lapses in the oil and gas industry.
Over two years after his $40,000 lump sum pension cheque was fraudulently cashed without his knowledge, a 70-year-old senior citizen has received his outstanding payment.
More than 70 residents of Bayshore, Marabella, are finally back home after being evacuated last Friday due to an oil leak that contaminated the river course from Tarouba to Marabella.
A Preysal Secondary student, who was caught entering the compound with a knife, is expected to appear in court today.
Police are trying to identify a man who was found dead just off the Lady Young Road, Morvant, on Tuesday afternoon.
Public Services Association president Felisha Thomas says the union will be meeting with the WASA executive team again to resolve 1,700 grievances, which she claimed were created by the last government.
A stretch downtown Scarborough plauged with multiple robberies, shootings, and murders has received a permanent police presence after the business community stepped in to fix a broken down police mobile unit.
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