Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard is expected to decide today whether charges should be laid against a Southern Division police constable who allegedly brandished and fired his gun while at Caura River on Saturday.
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Today marks ten days since Penal father of two Alex Sookhoo went missing while bathing at Columbus Bay, Cedros.
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Twenty-one inmates were released from prisons across the island just in time for the Easter holidays.
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Chaguanas mayor Gopaul Boodhan has called on religious organisations to play a greater role in youth development.
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The controversial quarrying at the base of San Fernando Hill and the stockpiling of material at Marabella is expected to be discussed today when the San Fernando City Council meets in session.
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Burning the draft Procurement Bill is not in the mind of Planning Minister Dr Bhoe Tewarie as he is very optimistic the ongoing wrangle between the Government and the Public Sector/Civil Society Group on Public Procurement will be sorted out.
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Relatives of Ramraj Ramnarine are searching for answers after the father of two was shot and killed on Sunday by a trap gun set-up to keep cattle out of agricultural lands in Barrackpore.
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The draft Procurement Bill, leaves procurement by the State and State-owned companies wide open to corruption and is a “waste of time” in its present state, said Winston Riley, chairman of the Public Sector/Civil Society Group on Public Procurement.
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Archbishop Joseph Harris says capital punishment and new crime plans cannot make the transformation that is needed in T&T, only the words of Jesus Christ can do that for our society.
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Pan Trinbago still owes $2.1 million in prize money and trophies to steel orchestras and participants of the Pan is Beautiful XII national steelband festival, held in November 2013.
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