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Daily Brief - Friday 7th March, 2025

A toddler remains warded at hospital after being admitted on March 4 with a fractured skull from allegedly falling from her babysitter's gallery into a drain 11 feet below. Reports said a nurse of the San Fernando General Hospital's accident and emergency department contacted police around 8.25 pm on March... Read more

7th March 2025


Daily Brief - Thursday 6th March, 2025

Acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) Junior Benjamin said despite the two homicides on Carnival Monday and Tuesday, the Carnival period was generally safe. He said the police continued to work on making the safety and security of citizens its highest priority. Read more

6th March 2025


Daily Brief - Wednesday 5th March, 2025

Carnival celebrations in St James were marred on the evening of March 4 as one man was shot dead and three others wounded. Newsday understands that the man was shot twice in his back. Details surrounding the incident are still sketchy, but videos circulating on social media moments after the... Read more

5th March 2025


Daily Brief - Friday 28th February, 2025

The Chaguaramas Military History and Aerospace Museum has rejected the eviction notice issued by the Chaguaramas Development Authority (CDA). In a statement posted on their Facebook on February 25, the museum said, “We will not accept such notice from the CDA just as we have done in the past. Read more

28th February 2025


Daily Brief - Thursday 27th February, 2025

Even as the circumstances leading to the shooting death of a 33-year-old man in an orange field in Tabaquite remained unclear, relatives insisted that he was not attempting to steal. The victim, Rajindra “Syo” Ramcharan, 33, a construction worker from Devinesh Hill in Tabaquite, was a father of one and... Read more

27th February 2025


Daily Brief - Wednesday 26th February, 2025

Just four days before the Panorama finals, President Christine Kangaloo proclaimed the law to place the steelpan at the centre of the TT coat of arms. The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts both proudly displayed the new emblem featuring the... Read more

26th February 2025


Daily Brief - Tuesday 25th February, 2025

A High Court judge has ordered the Defence Force to reconsider the promotion date of an army major, ruling that the delay in his advancement was unlawful and unreasonable. Justice Ricky Rahim made the order on February 21. Read more

25th February 2025


Daily Brief - Monday 24th February, 2025

They promised they would do it. And they did. Katzenjammers Steel Orchestra secured its hattrick in the national médium conventional band competition at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet, Tobago. The results were announced around 12.15 am on February 24. Read more

24th February 2025


Daily Brief - Friday 21st February, 2025

The TT Postal Corporation (TTPost) and the TT Postal Workers Union (TTPWU) were at loggerheads over salary negotiations on February 20, with the corporation rejecting the union's demand for an 24 per cent hike. In a statement, TTPost said it rejected the counterproposal from TTPWU which first proposed an 18.6... Read more

21st February 2025


Daily Brief - Thursday 20th February, 2025

A $15-million-dollar investment in its yogurt line continues to reap healthy rewards for Creamery Novelfties Ltd. So much so, that the company is ollowing several lucrative leads for export. The company’s shareholders and directors, Paul Gabriel and John Hadad, spoke to the Business Guardian on Tuesday about this latest venture... Read more

20th February 2025


Daily Brief - Wednesday 19th February, 2025

Two friends who died after being injured in a car accident on February 11 will be buried side by side at the Marabella Cemetery, on February 19. The funeral of Kelita Jamal King, 16, of Riverside Road, Battoo Boulevard, and Trey Collymore, 14, of Union Park East, both of Marabella,... Read more

19th February 2025


Daily Brief- Tuesday 18th February, 2025

In celebration of excellence and innovation in the energy sector, the Energy Chamber of TT awarded the MIC Institute of Technology (MIC-IT) the Best Social Investment Project Award at the TT Energy Conference at the Hyatt Regency on February 11. Read more

18th February 2025


Daily Brief - Monday 17th February, 2025

As Trinidad and Tobago gears up for the vibrant celebrations of Carnival 2025, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued a firm reminder to all drone operators that specific no-fly zones will be enforced to ensure public safety and smooth aerial operations. Read more

17th February 2025


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


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