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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

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Marabella West councillor John Michael Alibocas engages with Marabella Trainline residents who returned home after being displaced due to an oil spill in the nearby river.

Marabella West councillor John Michael Alibocas engages with Marabella Trainline residents who returned home after being displaced due to an oil spill in the nearby river.

KRISTIAN DE SILVA

Marabella residents back home after oil spill clean-up

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. 

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Sascha Wilson
Thu Jul 03 2025

Student caught with knife at school to face court today

A Preysal Sec­ondary stu­dent, who was caught en­ter­ing the com­pound with a knife, is ex­pect­ed to ap­pear in court to­day.

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Sascha Wilson
Thu Jul 03 2025

Man found dead off Lady Young Road

Po­lice are try­ing to iden­ti­fy a man who was found dead just off the La­dy Young Road, Mor­vant, on Tues­day af­ter­noon.

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Shane Superville
Thu Jul 03 2025
WASA acting CEO Jeevan Joseph and members of the new executive team hold an inaugural meeting with the three unions representing workers at the authority on Wednesday at WASA's head office in St Joseph.

WASA acting CEO Jeevan Joseph and members of the new executive team hold an inaugural meeting with the three unions representing workers at the authority on Wednesday at WASA's head office in St Joseph.

PSA leader to meet with WASA again to resolve '1700 grievances'

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.

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Thu Jul 03 2025

Police launch mobile station in Scarborough after crime surge

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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Elizabeth Gonzales
Wed Jul 02 2025

UTT hosts closing workshop for ASSET Transportation Project

The Uni­ver­si­ty of Trinidad and To­ba­go host­ed the Clos­ing Work­shop for the Ad­vanc­ing Safe­ty and Sus­tain­able En­vi­ron­men­tal Trans­porta­tion (AS­SET) Project. The project was fund­ed by the Or­ga­ni­za­tion of African, Caribbean and Pa­cif­ic States through the ACP In­no­va­tion Fund, with sup­port from the 11th Eu­ro­pean Union De­vel­op­ment Fund.

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Ryan Bachoo
Wed Jul 02 2025
FILE - Overhead look at containers and a crane at the Port of Port of Spain.

FILE - Overhead look at containers and a crane at the Port of Port of Spain.

CCCBA calls for action following ASYCUDA failure

The Cus­toms Clerks and Cus­toms Bro­kers As­so­ci­a­tion of Trinidad and To­ba­go (CC­C­BA) has is­sued a pub­lic call for ur­gent in­ter­ven­tion fol­low­ing the re­cent fail­ure of the Au­to­mat­ed Sys­tem for Cus­toms Da­ta (ASY­CU­DA), which sup­ports the coun­try’s cus­toms and trade pro­cess­ing.

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Ryan Bachoo
Wed Jul 02 2025
Maureen Dilchan-Maharajh and her sons Girish, left, and Shiva.

Maureen Dilchan-Maharajh and her sons Girish, left, and Shiva.

Widow wins $.5M lawsuit over cop’s handling of dangerous driving case

Over a decade af­ter her hus­band was killed in a car crash, which left her and her two young sons in­jured, a wid­ow from south Trinidad has won a land­mark law­suit over the po­lice’s han­dling of the case against the truck dri­ver, who caused the ac­ci­dent. 

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Derek Achong
Thu Jul 03 2025

NIHERST launches research project on student performance

The Na­tion­al In­sti­tute of High­er Ed­u­ca­tion, Re­search, Sci­ence and Tech­nol­o­gy (NI­HERST) has launched a na­tion­al re­search project ti­tled “Analy­sis of Aca­d­e­m­ic Per­for­mance of Stu­dents Across Pri­ma­ry and Sec­ondary Schools in Trinidad and To­ba­go.”

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Ryan Bachoo
Wed Jul 02 2025

WASA Acting CEO holds inaugural meeting with union leaders

Act­ing Chief Ex­ec­u­tive Of­fi­cer of the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA), Jee­van Joseph, con­vened his first of­fi­cial meet­ing with the lead­er­ship of the Au­thor­i­ty’s three recog­nised trade unions to­day, Wednes­day 2 Ju­ly, 2025, at WASA’s Head Of­fice in St Joseph.

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Chester Sambrano
Wed Jul 02 2025

Traffic reduced to one lane on Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway

The Na­tion­al In­fra­struc­ture De­vel­op­ment Com­pa­ny Lim­it­ed (NID­CO) has an­nounced a tem­po­rary traf­fic arrange­ment along the Con­nec­tor Road to the Elmi­na Clarke-Allen High­way, ef­fec­tive to­day. Traf­fic will be re­strict­ed to a sin­gle lane as sta­bil­i­sa­tion works be­gin on a sec­tion of the road­way.

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Ryan Bachoo
Wed Jul 02 2025

Photo courtesy: TTPS

Police destroy $1.39 million in cannabis

Po­lice de­stroyed over $1 mil­lion worth of cannabis dur­ing an op­er­a­tion in the North Cen­tral Di­vi­sion on Wednes­day 2nd Ju­ly 2025. Be­tween 6:30 am and 9:30 am, of­fi­cers con­duct­ed an in­tel­li­gence-led Cannabis Sup­pres­sion Op­er­a­tion in St. Joseph.

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Ryan Bachoo
Wed Jul 02 2025
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