Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a homeless man whose body was found in the St Joseph River yesterday morning.
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As cement supplies run low and strike action continues at Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL), the Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) has enlisted the support of its counterparts in Jamaica and Barbados to block the Claxton Bay company from importing the...
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Seven Arima residents were held on Wednesday by police mere hours after an employee of the Insect Vector Control Unit was robbed while on mosquito-eradication duties.
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The driver who has been shuttling workers to and from the compound of the Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) claims Tuesday’s scuffle with the police was initiated by striking OWTU members.
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A TSTT employee who was dismissed eight years ago after he allegedly slapped another employee has successfully challenged his dismissal in the Industrial Court.
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Two Sangre Grande residents have been fined $200 each or 30 days in jail with hard labour after they were found guilty of illegally obtaining water from a public standpipe using a hose.
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Works and Infrastructure Minister Jack Warner was mobbed at lunch time Wednesday by students of Holy Faith Convent, Couva.
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Food Production Minister, Vasant Bharath, says the “agricultural sector is no longer a sleeping giant.”
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Seventeen Claxton Bay families facing relocation staged protest action yesterday calling on Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to help save their homes.
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Government should provide tax incentives, grants and low interest loans for people who own and are committed to preserving historic buildings for future generations.
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