Trinidad and Toba­go na­tion­als liv­ing in the Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates (UAE) ad­mit­ted yes­ter­day that apart from the widen­ing Gulf con­flict in­volv­ing the Unit­ed States, Is­rael and Iran, they were al­so be­ing trau­ma­tised by in­sen­si­tive com­ments be­ing made by in­di­vid­u­als on so­cial me­dia.

Trinidad and To­ba­go na­tion­als who left the coun­try to fight for the Is­lam­ic State of Iraq and Syr­ia (ISIS) are re­port­ed­ly at­tempt­ing to re­turn home amid es­ca­lat­ing vi­o­lence in war-torn Syr­ia and Iraq, rais­ing ur­gent le­gal, se­cu­ri­ty and hu­man­i­tar­i­an con­cerns, ac­cord­ing to at­tor­ney CJ Williams and rel­a­tives of those de­tained.

Venezue­lan mi­grants in To­ba­go have praised the on­go­ing na­tion­al reg­is­tra­tion frame­work, de­scrib­ing the process as fast and ef­fi­cient and ex­press­ing sat­is­fac­tion with how they were treat­ed by of­fi­cials.

Cus­toms and Ex­cise is grap­pling with a ma­jor val­u­a­tion prob­lem, Cus­toms Comp­trol­ler Ri­ad Ju­man re­vealed yes­ter­day while de­fend­ing his of­fi­cers’ con­duct in as­sess­ing im­port­ed prod­ucts.

An Ed­in­burgh 500 fam­i­ly has in­curred hun­dreds of thou­sands of dol­lars in loss­es af­ter a fire de­stroyed two ve­hi­cles and par­tial­ly dam­aged their home on Tues­day evening.

The Min­istry of Health of Trinidad and To­ba­go is urg­ing cit­i­zens to adopt health­i­er lifestyles and take ac­tion against obe­si­ty as the coun­try marked World Obe­si­ty Day un­der the theme “8 Bil­lion Rea­sons to Act on Obe­si­ty.”

Forty years af­ter be­gin­ning their jour­ney in nurs­ing, mem­bers of Batch 22 re­unit­ed to cel­e­brate four decades since en­ter­ing the pro­fes­sion—a ca­reer path that took many of them across the coun­try and over­seas.

A for­mer po­lice of­fi­cer, who was dis­missed for co­erc­ing a cou­ple to have sex in his pres­ence in pub­lic, has failed in his fi­nal ap­peal over be­ing de­nied a pen­sion and gra­tu­ity.

Life has been an up­hill bat­tle for for­mer Williamsville Sec­ondary teacher Lisa Dar­manie, and it has taught her many dif­fi­cult lessons.

Se­nior gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and civ­il so­ci­ety lead­ers met in Gros-Islet, Saint Lu­cia, on March 2 and 3 for the Caribbean Con­ven­ing on a Glob­al Just Tran­si­tion from Fos­sil Fu­els.

Of­fi­cers of the Traf­fic and High­way Pa­trol Branch have ar­rest­ed one man and seized two firearms and am­mu­ni­tion dur­ing ex­er­cis­es con­duct­ed un­der the State of Emer­gency Pow­ers Reg­u­la­tion 2026 with­in the past 24 hours.

A woman is sched­uled to ap­pear be­fore a Mas­ter of the High Court next Mon­day (March 9, 2026), fol­low­ing a charge of Lar­ce­ny re­lat­ed to an on­line ve­hi­cle sale.