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Motivational speaker and pastor Luke Quamina believes the upcoming CeCe Winans More Than This: Trinidad concert is exactly what the country needs at this time.
Police are seeking the public’s help in locating 81-year-old Lincoln Charles, who has been missing since July 9.
A 45-year-old man has been arrested following a shooting at his Couva home that initially appeared to be a robbery but was later revealed to be a domestic dispute.
The Trinidad and Tobago Copyright Collection Organisation (TTCCO) is welcoming a recent court ruling in favour of soca artiste Sean Caruth, calling it a significant step forward in protecting performers’ rights and raising awareness about intellectual property.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service says officers seen in a viral video transporting a young woman to graduation a marked vehicle acted lawfully and with authorisation.
Culture and Community Development Minister Michelle Benjamin has ordered the new Board of Commissioners at the National Carnival Commission (NCC) to take immediate action to fix the organisation’s financial and operational crisis, warning there will be no grace period under her leadership.
A 28-year-old prison escapee has been recaptured by police following a manhunt that ended along Guaico Tamana Road on Wednesday.
Carlos Uzcátegui tightly hugged his sobbing wife and stepdaughter on Wednesday as the morning fog in western Venezuela lifted. The family’s first embrace in more than a year finally convinced him that his nightmare inside a prison in El Salvador was over.
Massy Stores has confirmed that a robbery took place at its Maraval branch earlier today before opening hours.
Former board members of the Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (SporTT) have been found in breach of their fiduciary duties for approving a $34 million contract for the now-defunct Life Sport programme.
Two men who were kidnapped were found unharmed earlier today after escaping their captors in Valencia.
The United Nations’ top court in a landmark advisory opinion Wednesday said countries could be in violation of international law if they fail to take measures to protect the planet from climate change, and nations harmed by its effects could be entitled to reparations.
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