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Investigators said the 39-year-old man of Paradise Heights, Morvant and the 23-year-old woman of Las Alturas, Morvant were in a white Nissan Tiida at Industrial Road, Morvant, around 10.10 pm when a masked gunman walked up and ordered them out.
Three men from Guyana, convicted of kidnapping and murdering a businessman before dumping his body in a septic tank, have been released after spending over four decades in prison.
New York City Council has filed a lawsuit requesting a temporary restraining order (TRO) and a preliminary injunction against Mayor Eric Adams’ Executive Order 50 allowing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency to operate an office on Rikers Island Correctional Facility that would facilitate the deportation of Caribbean and other immigrants.
The Trinibad artiste who posted threatening videos targeting supporters of a particular political party will know his fate on May 7.
Security has been increased at Piarco International Airport following a fatal shooting early Thursday morning.
Hunters Search and Rescue Team Captain Vallence Rambharat confirmed that remains, believed to be Persad's, were found around 12:30 pm under a mango tree at Mussarap Trace, Barrackpore. The teenager of Douglas Road, Barrackpore, was last seen on April 13.
President Donald Trump said Thursday he is in “no rush” to reach any trade deals because of the revenues his tariffs are generating, but he suggested while meeting with Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni that it would be easy to find an agreement with the European Union and others.
Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin is promising swift response including a heightened security co-ordination between the police and airport officials in the wake of this morning's murder.
Low-income and minimum-wage earners will be given priority access to apartments at the long-delayed Edinburgh 500 Towers in Chaguanas, according to Housing Minister Adrian Leonce.
A Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) will be deployed to T&T to observe the Apil 28 General Elections. They will arrive on April 22 and meet key stakeholders, including the election management body, political parties, civil society groups, media, the diplomatic community and other regional and citizen observers. This was confirmed by The Commonwealth in a statement on Thursday morning.
Political Leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM), Dr Keith Rowley, has slammed both former Strategic Services Agency (SSA) director Roger Best and former PNM Attorney General John Jeremie for their support of the United National Congress (UNC).
Former Finance and now Public Utilities Minister Colm Imbert is warning public servants that their union leaders are denying them their backpay and causing them to suffer.
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