The two last es­capees—Olatun­gi Den­bow and Michael Find­lay—who had been on the run for 11 days af­ter break­ing out of the Gold­en Grove Re­mand Yard Prison in Arou­ca have been re­cap­tured.

Pa­tron and founder of the O2N Foun­da­tion Nicole Dy­er-Grif­fith says this year’s O2N Style 2 Style Me Caribbean Trade Ex­hi­bi­tion is the biggest and most suc­cess­ful event to date.

Four years ago, Dr Kei­th Row­ley, then op­po­si­tion leader, pre­dict­ed the down­fall of the Peo­ple’s Part­ner­ship (PP) gov­ern­ment due to its in­abil­i­ty to get crime un­der con­trol. Row­ley al­so con­ced­ed then that spi­ralling crime had led to the Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment’s (PNM) los­ing the 2010 gen­er­al elec­tion.

Cualquier Vene­zolano que lle­ga dos se­m­anas antes del pro­ce­so de reg­is­tración puede pos­tu­larse a vivir y tra­ba­jar aquí has­ta que un año. El Min­is­te­rio de la Se­guri­dad Na­cional Stu­art Young lo con­fir­mó cuan­do él dio al­gunos de­talles en cuan­to al de­sar­rol­lo del pro­ce­so de reg­is­tración en­tre 31 de Mayo y 15 de Ju­nio.

Cen­tral Broad­cast­ing Ser­vices and Sanatan Dhar­ma Ma­ha Sab­ha (SDMS) sec­re­tary gen­er­al Sat­narayan Ma­haraj have been giv­en the green light to sue the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) over its fail­ure to dis­close the war­rant used to search Ra­dio and TV Jaa­gri­ti, in April.

UNC MP Fazal Karim, launched a mo­tion in Par­lia­ment yes­ter­day con­demn­ing Gov­ern­ment’s fail­ure on the Ed­u­ca­tion sec­tor. He said the PNM ad­min­is­tra­tion had “cut down, cut in­to and cut out” var­i­ous fa­cil­i­ties for stu­dents.

Work­ers at Trinidad Ce­ment Lim­it­ed (TCL) used to be en­ticed to at­tend work on­ly be­cause of mon­ey, but now they go to work be­cause of pride.

Hav­ing en­dured a gru­elling boat ride from Tu­cu­pi­ta to Trinidad and then sev­er­al days of hid­ing in the forests of Pa­lo Seco be­fore they were ar­rest­ed, 17 Venezue­lans have found a place to call home at Morne Di­a­blo, Pe­nal.

Any Venezue­lan na­tion­al who ar­rives in this coun­try be­fore the end of the two-week reg­is­tra­tion process can ap­ply to live and work here for up to a year.

A team ap­point­ed by Venezuela’s op­po­si­tion-con­trolled Na­tion­al As­sem­bly will trav­el to T&T and Grena­da in the com­ing days as part of their in­ves­ti­ga­tion of the dis­ap­pear­ance of two boats in the Gulf of Paria over the past month.

A week af­ter be­ing found in con­tempt of court and fined $10,000, at­tor­ney Cher­ry Ann Ra­jku­mar has filed an ap­peal claim­ing that the judge erred in law.

The US Navy hos­pi­tal ship 'Com­fort' will vis­it Trinidad and To­ba­go soon dur­ing its up­com­ing med­ical sup­port mis­sion to Latin Amer­i­ca to help tack­le hu­man­i­tar­i­an cri­sis cre­at­ed by the in­flux of Venezue­lan mi­grants, the US South­ern Com­mand said in a press re­lease on Fri­day.

Sev­en­teen Venezue­lans have been caught hid­ing in an aban­doned ho­tel in­fest­ed with bats and rats at Chatham South beach.

US Am­bas­sador Joseph Mon­del­lo, to­day par­tic­i­pat­ed in his first Memo­r­i­al Day ob­ser­vances here in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

Of­fi­cers of the East­ern Di­vi­sion con­duct­ed an erad­i­ca­tion ex­er­cise in Biche on Fri­day when the drugs were found.

Hav­ing en­dured a gru­el­ing boat ride from Tu­cu­pi­ta to Trinidad and then sev­er­al days of hid­ing in the forests of Pa­lo Seco be­fore their ar­rests, 17 Venezue­lans have fi­nal­ly set­tled in­to a house at Morne Di­a­blo, Pe­nal.

Barhoo, of Beck­les Street, North Es­per­ance, was last seen in the San Fer­nan­do dis­trict around 8:30 am on Thurs­day 2nd May, 2019.