A Ch­agua­nas DJ died and three oth­ers suf­fered in­juries when the car they were trav­el­ling in crashed in­to a util­i­ty pole on Sun­day morn­ing.

The Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) is warn­ing cit­i­zens to ex­pect high­er food prices as the coun­try heads to­ward a for­eign ex­change cri­sis. 

As the Unit­ed Na­tions com­mem­o­rates Ze­ro Dis­crim­i­na­tion Day 2021, lo­cal ac­tivists are call­ing for cul­tur­al shifts, not on­ly to en­sure a peace­ful T&T but to al­low peo­ple to bet­ter them­selves.

Domin­ga Pago­la, 57, was di­ag­nosed with the dead­ly dis­ease af­ter she came to this coun­try where she re­unit­ed with her daugh­ter Maria Romero.

An el­der­ly man was res­cued by of­fi­cers of the North East­ern Di­vi­sion Task Force while be­ing at­tacked with a knife by three sus­pects.

A 64-year-old man has been grant­ed sta­tion bail af­ter he was caught uri­nat­ing in Wood­ford Square.

When vis­i­tors board­ed a ves­sel in Care­nage to get to Nel­son Is­land, the sur­round­ings, ac­cord­ing to one rep­re­sen­ta­tive from the Min­istry of Plan­ning and De­vel­op­ment was, “not the best”. This as he de­scribed a coast­line filled with garbage.

The Khair Foun­da­tion sup­port­ed by the Is­lam­ic De­vel­op­ment Bank is ex­pect­ed to launch the sec­ond phase of its “COVID-19 Re­lief Project” next week.

Res­i­dents of Bas­ta Hall in cen­tral Trinidad be­lieve lands ear­marked for a Her­itage site was snatched from the com­mu­ni­ty to open a ceme­tery.

From boost­ing work­force pro­duc­tiv­i­ty to im­prov­ing cus­tomer ex­pe­ri­ence, ac­cel­er­at­ing dig­i­tal trans­for­ma­tion is crit­i­cal for busi­ness­es in the Caribbean.

The re­gion­al con­glom­er­ate said it de­cid­ed that it will be freely of­fer­ing the COVID-19 vac­cine to every one of its 6,000 mem­bers of staff and their im­me­di­ate fam­i­lies once the vac­cine be­comes avail­able.

One week af­ter a Cab­i­net sub-com­mit­tee’s re­port in­to the op­er­a­tions of the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA) claimed trade unions rep­re­sent­ing em­ploy­ees were en­gaged in the sup­ply of goods and ser­vices to the or­gan­i­sa­tion, con­fir­ma­tion has come from the head of the Pub­lic Ser­vices As­so­ci­a­tion (PSA) that his wife owns an en­gi­neer­ing firm which has been award­ed con­tracts by WASA in the past.