Tobago Carnival’s J’ouvert celebrations ended without any arrests or serious incidents on Saturday morning, with police reporting a largely incident-free start to the festivities.
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Sarah Ragoonath knew the pain of cancer long before she received her own diagnosis.
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October is Calypso History Month in Trinidad and Tobago, a time to celebrate, reflect upon and preserve one of our nation’s greatest cultural gifts to the world.
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Resistance is an ongoing body of work by artist Natasha Mahabir-Persad, exploring Caribbean historical memory through the lives of people who resisted, challenged or disrupted systems of power.
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Two suspects have been arrested and 16 Venezuelan nationals, including two minors, were found during an intelligence-led anti-crime exercise in Cunupia amid investigations into a reported kidnapping.
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A government elected by the people has a mandate to govern, but that mandate is not a licence to dismiss criticism or treat disagreement as political hostility. In a democracy, the right to question authority is not an inconvenience. It is an essential safeguard.
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The Government has officially begun the process of seeking potential buyers for state-owned assets earmarked for divestment.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s architecture, engineering, construction and interior design professionals must look beyond the domestic market and position their expertise to secure a greater share of the Caribbean’s building and development expenditure.
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Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal says T&T is on the verge of signing a key agreement with Venezuela that can pave the way to boost natural gas production and further revive this country’s energy sector.
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Restrictions implemented by the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) in Tobago failed to stop the flow of water yesterday morning as thousands of Stink and Dutty patrons were sprayed with hoses.
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The daylight killings of two women inside a Couva beauty spa have left neighbouring business owners and residents shaken, with many questioning their safety amid the country’s rising crime rate.
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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has outlined increased police operations in Central Trinidad following a spate of murders, while declining to say whether anyone has been arrested in connection with the killings.
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An Opposition MP has accused the Kamla Persad-Bissessar Government of being anti-religion, anti-Catholic Church and anti-Rastafarian, arguing that proposed changes to cannabis laws would infringe on religious freedom and privacy.
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Two Government ministers have lashed out at yesterday’s trade union protest in Port-of-Spain, with one of them describing the participants as a group of “shameless political prostitutes.”
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has defended Trinidad and Tobago’s position on Cuba, reiterating the country cannot demand democracy and free and fair elections for its own citizens while remaining silent when those freedoms are denied to people in neighbouring nations.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s decision to support the continuation of the United States’ embargo against Cuba was not a vote against the Cuban people, but in support of their right to democracy and political freedom, says Foreign Affairs Minister Sean Sobers.
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