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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says the country should not appear soft on crime, and he is proposing that bail be denied for 180 days to those caught with illegal guns.
One day after it was announced that Kent Western resigned as TSTT’s chief executive officer, Government is denying claims of political interference.
Preparations for Tobago Carnival 2025 are moving full steam ahead, according to the island’s Carnival Association. The association’s president said there was already higher masquerader registration compared to last year, despite the State of Emergency (SoE) currently in effect.
Soca artiste Sean Caruth has scored a major legal victory in his bid to hold the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) liable for the unauthorised use of his 2001 hit The Cook (Coal Pot) in a television commercial for its Blue Food Festival.
The first public consultation on the proposed stand-your-ground legislation took place yesterday at the Barataria Community Centre.
Days after the State of Emergency (SoE) was declared due to a crime syndicate involving prisoners, the T&T Prison Service announced that a prisoner escaped yesterday.
For years, Clyde Boodoo struggled with depression and alcoholism, but on Sunday night, his life came to a tragic end when he was fatally struck by a car in Debe.
Six children were safely evacuated from a Children’s Authority Reception Centre in San Fernando on Sunday after a fire broke out in a bedroom on the building’s second floor.
Activist and former hostage Wendell Eversley is renewing his call for justice and remembrance as the nation nears the 35th anniversary of the 1990 coup attempt.
Homicide detectives were yesterday seeking to complete their probe into an attorney held for allegedly harbouring the man suspected of the brutal murder of 22-year-old Candace Honore.
The Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit opens today in Guyana where leading international scientists, global leaders and representatives from the indigenous community will convene for three days to chart the way forward for biodiversity around the world.
Three months after warning that Tobago’s windward coast was under siege from sargassum seaweed, Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association (THTA) president Reginald MacLean says help is finally on the way.
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