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Oropouche East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal wants a full investigation into the maintenance and use of the University of the West Indies (UWI) South Campus in Debe, which he says cost taxpayers over $600 million and remains largely unoccupied and in a state of disrepair.
The Prime Minister is receiving praise for amalgamating the functions and responsibilities of the Ministries of Planning and Finance by placing each substantive minister to assist the other by way of additional portfolios.
A Moruga couple is thankful to be alive after the roof of their home collapsed during torrential showers on Sunday.
A total of 93 weather-related incidents were reported across Trinidad and Tobago between Sunday and Monday, following heavy rainfall that marked the official start of the 2025 rainy season, according to the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government.
The spotlight will be on the Red House in Port-of-Spain on Friday during the launch of the 13th Parliament.
People’s National Movement (PNM) labour relations officer Jennifer Baptiste-Primus has taken a “dig” at former prime minister and party leader Dr Keith Rowley, while announcing that she will not be contesting the post in the party’s upcoming executive election.
The Fire Service Association is hopeful that newly appointed Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander will grant them a meeting, as it claims the deterioration of Fire Service assets played a direct role in Sunday’s fire, which destroyed a house in Princes Town.
A prominent businessman from Sangre Grande has scored a victory in a protracted legal battle over his acquisition of a property.
The murder of 42-year-old Michael Duncan outside his Belmont home on Monday night is believed to be the latest incident in an ongoing gang war between rival gangs in the community, residents say.
A 28-year-old man was fined $65,000 for two firearm-related offences after ammo and parts for a gun were found in a toy basket and freezer.
Police are investigating an incident in which a toddler was allegedly injured while at a daycare in Central Trinidad.
As the rainy season begins, the Planning, Economic Affairs and Development Ministry has begun reviewing the Town and Country Planning Act of Trinidad and Tobago.
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