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AS the Covid-19 hospitalisation is increasing weekly, Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce (CCIC) president Richie Sookhai urged citizens to be cautious and fol…
With increasingly hotter temperatures, working outdoors is becoming more difficult. For many nations around the world, seas continue to rise d…
A Princes Town family is on the verge of losing their home and based on questions posed to the relevant State authority, there seems to be no hope in sight.Anton and …
Opposition MP David Lee and the United National Congress (UNC) were mum yesterday following the Sunday Express report that Lee was questioned by police in connection …
Deputy political leader of the United National Congress (UNC) David Lee has been questioned by police in connection with the purchase of a $2.3 million Mercedes-Benz, and whether the $1.4 million in tax exemptions derived may have benefited a party financier.
As Minister of Works and Transport, I wish to respond to Dr Rae Furlonge, transportation planner and traffic engineer, regarding his strongly opinionated article published in more than one newspaper, entitled “The problem is bad advice, not lack of funds”.
THE rhythmic battering of the Atlantic Ocean that once helped shape the charm of Trinidad’s eastern coastline now threatens to claim the very land, leaving communities and conservationists calling for immediate action to manage increased coastal erosion.
Illegal quarrying, mostly on State lands, has been on the rise as unlicensed operators seek to cash in on the opportunity to pocket millions of tax-free dollars without being arrested.
Some of these enterprises have even resorted to engaging the services of criminal elements as they attempt to capitalise on the high demand for aggregate by the construction sector.