The an­nounce­ment that the State of Emer­gency (SoE) will be ex­tend­ed in­to 2026 has been well re­ceived by at least one se­cu­ri­ty ex­pert, who is now ap­peal­ing to the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice ...

A for­mer For­eign Af­fairs min­is­ter is call­ing for greater diplo­ma­cy as ten­sions rise be­tween Venezuela and Trinidad and To­ba­go, fol­low­ing Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar’s ...

The Gov­ern­ment would not have left the pub­lic in the dark if there were a se­ri­ous se­cu­ri­ty threat to the coun­try and will not do so in fu­ture.

Two voic­es stood out at this year’s Catholic Charis­mat­ic Re­new­al Bi­en­ni­al Gospe­lyp­so Com­pe­ti­tion, as Ker­ine Williams-Fi­garo and Em­ma-Ruiz Charles sang their way to vic­to­ry be­fore an ...

In the face of per­sis­tent for­eign ex­change im­bal­ances and mount­ing stake­hold­er con­cerns, the Cen­tral Bank of T&T (CBTT) is plac­ing forex al­lo­ca­tion re­form at the fore­front of its ...

Al­though there are con­cerns about the Gov­ern­ment’s abil­i­ty to re­duce the fis­cal deficit, over­all the Gov­ern­ment pre­sent­ed a sol­id bud­get that has tried to ad­dress some of the ...

En­ter­tain­ment Min­is­ter Olivia Grange says her Min­istry will be lead­ing a se­ries of fundrais­ing con­certs on the is­land and across the world to sup­port Ja­maica in the af­ter­math of ...

Po­lice said around 8.20 pm, 31-year-old labour­er An­ge­lo Le­an­dre was wash­ing his car when sev­er­al armed men ap­proached and opened fire.

When most peo­ple hear the term ‘ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence’ (AI), they pic­ture self-dri­ving cars, voice as­sis­tants like Siri and Alexa, or chat­bots that gen­er­ate text on de­mand. These ...

A scuf­fle among sev­er­al men dur­ing a Hal­loween par­ty in Mal­oney in the ear­ly hours yes­ter­day left two nurs­ing in­juries at hos­pi­tal.

Born in Bal­ti­more in the Unit­ed States to Trinida­di­an par­ents, Lau­ren Fran­cis-Shar­ma has built an ac­claimed lit­er­ary ca­reer by un­earthing hid­den his­to­ries and un­told truths.

Maria­ma Bâ was born in 1929 in Dakar, Sene­gal, then part of French West Africa. She came from a promi­nent Lebu fam­i­ly: her fa­ther, Amadou Bâ, was a civ­il ser­vant who be­came one of ...