Daily Brief

Daily Brief - Monday 18th March, 2024

From Monday morning, drivers can expect some reprieve from peak-hour traffic jams around the Golden Grove Road, Churchill Roosevelt highway intersection – one of the nation’s busiest. Works Minister Rohan Sinanan, on Sunday, presented the ministry’s latest measure to alleviate traffic, which involves a monitoring and management system that controls... Read more

18th March 2024


Daily Brief - Friday 15th March, 2024

An autopsy result on the remains of 18-year-old Hannah Mathura has revealed she was shot in the head. A senior police official confirmed her cause of death to Newsday on March 14. Hannah’s remains were found buried in a shallow grave at her Butu Road, South Valsayn home on March... Read more

15th March 2024


Daily Brief - Thursday 14th March, 2024

Police on Wednesday set up roadblocks and raided the Valsayn house, where skeletal remains were found buried in a shallow grave, as they intensified their search for the suspect in that case. A senior officer told Newsday the police service intends to release a photo of the suspect on Thursday... Read more

14th March 2024


Daily Brief- Wednesday 13th March, 2024

The police are trying to ascertain the identity of the remains found buried in the backyard of a house in Valsayn on Tuesday. But it is believed the bones were that of 18-year-old Hannah Mathura, who was never reported missing. Read more

13th March 2024


Daily Brief - Tuesday 12th March, 2024

Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon is leading a private sector delegation on a six-day trade mission to Ghana. The mission, organised by the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) and ExporTT, will take place from March 12-17, a ministry release on March 11 said. Read more

12th March 2024


Daily Brief - Friday 8th March, 2024

Stakeholders in the fight against human trafficking in Trinidad and Tobago held a workshop at the Cascadia Hotel and Conference Centre, Port of Spain, on March 1 to discuss how to streamline the victim assistance process and bolster victim support mechanisms. The Counter Trafficking Unit (CTU) of the Ministry of... Read more

8th March 2024


Daily Brief - Wednesday 6th March, 2024

After both his sons were shot dead ten years apart, Mohan Ramlakhan is pleading with young people to "leave the guns alone." On March 2, Ramlakhan’s younger son Rajesh died in hospital after being shot at his home on Achong Trace, Tunapuna. Read more

6th March 2024


Daily Brief - Monday 4th March, 2024

Twenty-three days after the February 7 oil spill, over 100 vouchers have been distributed to the fisherfolk and other stakeholders by the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). The exercise took place at the Shaw Park food hub on Friday. Read more

4th March 2024


Daily Brief - Friday 1st March, 2024

There was an outpouring of grief from Laventille residents on Thursday as Ezekiel Paria, a 12-year-old student who was killed by a stray bullet a week ago, was laid to rest. Mourners packed the Light on the Hill Ministries- a two-bedroom house which had been converted into a church –... Read more

1st March 2024


Daily Brief - Thursday 29th February, 2024

A new entertainment complex that can hold 500 people was opened in Mc Bean, Couva, on February 24. A statement on February 28 said it took 15 years to create the event space, which is outfitted with modern amenities, has a contemporary design and is fully furnished. Read more

29th February 2024


Daily Brief - Wednesday 28th February, 2024

Route 2 Maxi Taxi Association PRO Jason McMillan said while many people have fixated on the operators’ call for their bus route passes, they are also asking for the Ministry to look at two other issues which are vexing the membership at this time. Read more

28th February 2024


Daily Brief - Tuesday 27th February, 2024

Calling gang warfare and gun violence "sickening" and "psychotic," Laventille residents protested the recent killing of 12-year-old Ezekiel Paria and called on gang members to end the bloodshed. Paria, a standard five student at Eastern Boys' Government Primary School, was struck by a stray bullet along Laventille Road, East Dry... Read more

27th February 2024


Daily Brief - Monday 26th February, 2024

The spill on the Tobago coast consists of oil which is "diesel-like" according to a scientific assessment by the Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA.) This from the Ministry of Planning and Development in a statement on Sunday. Read more

26th February 2024


Daily Brief - Thursday 22nd February, 2024

A quick response from Princes Town firefighters prevented a bushfire in Princes Town from spreading to a nearby house at Bonanza Street on Wednesday afternoon. However, the fire spread to a property, destroying five cars that the owner, who gave his name only as Sarwan, described as antiques. Read more

22nd February 2024


Daily Brief - Wednesday 21st February, 2024

A T&T Prison Service policy barring Muslim prison officers from keeping beards has been deemed unconstitutional. High Court Judge Margaret Mohammed issued the declaration yesterday as she upheld a constitutional lawsuit brought by Arshad Singh. Singh’s victory in the case came less than two weeks after another High Court Judge... Read more

21st February 2024


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