The Government has settled 66 out of 75 collective bargaining agreements for workers at a cost of some $8 billion.
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The State will be proceeding by way of paper committal in the human trafficking matters against policeman Valentine Eastman, state attorney Trevor Jones says.
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Senior government officials are calling on deputy chairman of the Airports Authority Kurt Ajodha to resign, if it is confirmed that he presented a bogus curriculum vitae to secure his position, as alleged by Opposition MP Colm Imbert.
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Photos of the Day June 15th 2013 Gallery
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In a touching display of motherly love, Desiree Waddell yesterday abandoned her seat and stood between her twin daughters Khadijah and Khertima Taylor’s caskets, singing to them for the last time at their funeral.
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Olympic champion Keshorn Walcott is among 15 local athletes, who have attained the qualifying standards for the 2013 IAAF World Outdoor Track and Field Championships set for Moscow, Russia, from August 10-18.
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The sixth floor of the Police Administration Building located on the corner of Edward and Sackville Streets in Port-of-Spain is to be renamed after fallen police officer Simon Peter Clapham.
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Neonatologist Dr Petronella Manning-Alleyne yesterday questioned the silence from some of the “usual suspects,” such as trade unions, activists, and groups like Fixin’ T&T, on the issues facing T&T.
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Justice Minister Christlyn Moore says a fresh round of police investigations into the death of prisoner Ralph Placid Lima is to take place to determine if any prisons officer may be culpable.
Moore said so in an interview with reporters at the...
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A 33-year-old Laventille woman was wounded in a shooting in Port-of-Spain on Thursday evening.
According to reports, around 7.30 pm, Roxanne Murray, of Block 22, Trou Macaque Road, Laventille, was waiting for a taxi at the corner of Duke and Nelson...
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