Daily Brief - Friday 14th February, 2025
Zachary Ransome of Montrose Government Primary School did the beaver-trick to fend off 12 rivals to retain his crown in the Eastern Credit Union's 33rd annual primary schools calypso competition at the Eric Williams Auditorium, La Joya, St Joseph. Read more
14th February 2025
Daily Brief - Thursday 13th February, 2025
Ramps Logistics and Angostura were among those recognised at an award ceremony during the three-day Energy Conference at the Hyatt Regency in Port of Spain on February 11. Ramps Logistics won the innovation in technology challenge for the development of Mawi, a generative AI solution for customs brokerage. Read more
13th February 2025
Daily Brief - Wednesday 12th February, 2025
Downtime is not just an inconvenience – it’s a direct threat to business operations, revenue and reputation. Whether it’s a bank unable to process transactions, an energy company losing visibility of its assets, or a manufacturing plant falling behind schedule, the impact is immediate and costly. Read more
12th February 2025
Daily Brief - Tuesday 11th February, 2025
Acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) Junior Benjamin says he intends to build on the work done by CoP Erla Harewood-Christopher. He made the comment on February 10, while addressing the media for the first time at a police media briefing since his appointment to the post four days earlier. Read more
11th February 2025
Daily Brief - Monday 10th February, 2025
The Sou Sou Lands Co-operative Society, a non-profit organisation since 1987, has said it is willing to help find land for the people who were evicted from Ramjattan Trace, Arima, last week. “We would like to speak with them because we feel like we can assist,” said chairman of Sou... Read more
10th February 2025
Daily Brief - Friday 7th February, 2025
The Children's Life Fund helped to pay for 86 severely-ill children to access life-saving medical treatment in the two years of 2013 and 2014, said the fund's financial statements for 2014. These were laid in the House of Representatives on February 5, as part of an Auditor General's Report on... Read more
7th February 2025
Daily Brief- Thursday 6th February, 2025
A bulletproof vest and handcuffs were among the things stolen from a policeman’s car in St James. Around 8 pm on February 4, the victim, who is attached to the Besson Street Police Station, parked his Nissan Tiida near his home. Read more
6th February 2025
Daily Brief - Wednesday 5th February, 2025
DEPUTY Commissioner of Police (Intelligence and Investigations) Suzette Martin has written the Prime Minister, in his capacity as head of the National Security Council (NSC), asking for information on the procurement of two sniper rifles for the Strategic Services Agency (SSA). Read more
5th February 2025
Daily Brief- Tuesday 4th February, 2025
A fierce legal battle has erupted between Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher and the Police Service Commission (PSC) over her recent suspension from duty. Her attorney, Senior Counsel Pamela Elder, wrote to PSC chairman Dr Wendell Wallace on February 3, demanding that the PSC immediately rescind its decision, warning that... Read more
4th February 2025
Daily Brief - Monday 3rd February, 2025
A Lange Park man and his rideshare driver were robbed after they went to Caparo to pick up a woman he barely knows. On February 1, the 36-year-old man hired TT Rideshare to take him to Chickland Road, Caparo, to pick up a woman he only recent met online and... Read more
3rd February 2025
Daily Brief - Friday 31st January, 2025
Police brass were sent into a tailspin after Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher was detained in connection with a criminal probe surrounding the importation of two military-grade sniper weapons for the Strategic Services Agency (SSA). On January 30, Harewood-Christopher, who is nearing the end of her second year in the... Read more
31st January 2025
Daily Brief - Thursday 30th January, 2025
Management of the state-run TT Postal Corporation (TTPost) has accused the TT Postal Workers' Union (TTPWU) of acting in bad faith during salary negotiations, citing missed meetings and delayed counterproposals as evidence of stalling tactics. General manager of human resources Krystal Joseph and senior human resource officer Saood Mohammed, representing... Read more
30th January 2025
Daily Brief - Wednesday 29th January, 2025
The Caribbean Airlines (CAL) pilot and crew onboard the plane that made an emergency landing in Trinidad on the night of January 27, en route from Tobago, have received high praise for keeping passengers calm and collected despite the harrowing announcement that there was a problem with one of the engines. Read more
29th January 2025
Daily Brief - Tuesday 28th January, 2025
Police are still searching for a man they believe may have critical information about the death of three-year-old Jereem George. The child died in a fire at his home in Christian Extension, Windy Hill, Arouca ,on January 23. Read more
28th January 2025
Daily Brie f- Monday 27th January, 2025
The West Indian Tobacco Company Ltd (Witco) is celebrating 120 years of business and 50 years of association with the Desperadoes Steel Orchestra. In commemoration of this, Witco invited the Trade Ministry and the TT Manufacturers' Association (TTMA) to tour its upgraded factory on January 24. Read more
27th January 2025