Daily Brief

Daily Brief - Wednesday 4th November, 2015

The dream of retiring in sweet T and T has soured for an American couple who narrowly escaped with their lives from bandits who attacked them outside their Los Iros home on Monday. Their encounter with the armed gang was the culmination of a string of bad experiences they have... Read more

4th November 2015


Daily Brief - Tuesday 3rd November, 2015

Prisons Officer David Millette, 50, was marked for death. Millette, a Superintendent of Prisons, was shot dead yesterday morning near his Cipriani Avenue, Second Caledonia, Morvant home, with his mother Phyllis Millette later telling Newsday that her son had confided in her that his name was on a hit-list of... Read more

3rd November 2015


Daily Brief - Monday 2nd November, 2015

Damien “Junior Gong” Marley, the Gongzilla of Reggae Music, on Saturday night, sent a strong message to T&T minutes after gracing the stage at Hennessy Artistry’s Reggae on the Bay 2015 held at the Hasely Crawford Stadium’s Training Grounds in Port-of-Spain. Read more

2nd November 2015


Daily Brief - Friday 30th October, 2015

The body of the decapitated man found in Port-of-Spain on Wednesday has been identified as 35-year-old Nathan Maraj of #2 Las Lomas. Yesterday, relatives who requested not to be named, denied earlier reports that Maraj was a known drug dealer, but said he was an employee of Maritime Insurance, who... Read more

30th October 2015


Daily Brief - Thursday 29th October, 2015

Three hundred and sixty nine solar lanterns were distributed to primary school students yesterday at the Marabella South Secondary School at an event held by the Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society. Eye glasses were also distributed at the event. Read more

29th October 2015


Daily Brief - Wednesday 28th October, 2015

Yesterday was labelled an historic day in T&T with the docking of the TTS Nelson II, a large operational naval ship of T&T Defence Force. Under the captaincy of Commander Jason Kelshall, who is the son of retired Rear Admiral Richard Kelshall, and Executive Officer, Lt Commander Akenton Isaac, the... Read more

28th October 2015


Daily Brief - Tuesday 27th October, 2015

The mother of a 13-year-old boy, who was knocked down near President’s Grounds, St Ann’s, a month ago, has accused police investigators of not doing enough to find the offending drivers. Kasana Prentis said her son Isiah Scoon remained confined to a hospital bed at Mt Hope since the incident. Read more

27th October 2015


Daily Brief - Monday 26th October, 2015

An online petition has been started for the police to arrest and charge former government ministers and a former senior police officer were allegedly involved in a cover-up after a small quantity of marijuana was found at the private home of former prime minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar. Read more

26th October 2015


Daily Brief - Friday 23rd October, 2015

Homicide detectives have held three people, among them a woman, in connection with the killing of British lawyer Richard Wheeler and his Trinidadian wife Grace. The suspects are in their 20s. The announcement was made by Assistant Commissioner of Police Homicide Vincel Edwards who was selected by acting Commissioner of... Read more

23rd October 2015


Daily Brief - Thursday 22nd October, 2015

T&T recorded its fourth confirmed death from the highly contagious H1N1 Influenza (swine flu), which accounted for over 14,000 deaths worldwide in 2009. According to a copy of a death certificate obtained by the T&T Guardian yesterday, Siparia mother Cherrie Ryce, 46, died of swine flu at the San Fernando... Read more

22nd October 2015


Daily Brief - Wednesday 21st October, 2015

Villagers of Kernaham and Cascadoux in Mayaro say they are yet to get any flood relief since last November’s disaster even though hundreds of mattresses and supplies were found stacked under the home of former MP Winston “Gypsy” Peters. Read more

21st October 2015


Daily Brief - Tuesday 20th October, 2015

While recent rainfall in T&T has positively impacted local reservoirs, they remain significantly low. So said communications manager of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) Daniel Plenty while responding to questions via e-mail. He said water schedules would remain until otherwise advised by the authority. Read more

20th October 2015


Daily Brief - Monday 19th October, 2015

My name is Rashmi Mathur and I am a Trini from Bangalore, India. I was born in India but moved to Tobago when I was nine. Fort King George was like our backyard. We would study or read there after school while eating guavas. Read more

19th October 2015


Daily Brief - Friday 16th October, 2015

The opening of the 2015 hunting season has put wildlife on the run. On Tuesday night a two-year old anteater seeking refuge ran into the yard of Cindy Mohammed, of Killdeer Trace, Rio Claro. Mohammed placed the animal in a cage and sought help on social media. Read more

16th October 2015


Daily Brief - Thursday 15th October, 2015

A 14 - year old girl remains incarcerated at the Women’s Prison hours after the hacking to death of her boyfriend Jahsent ‘CJ’ Clement, 22, on a beach in Granville on Tuesday. Clement, a watchman of South Beach Road, Irois Village in Chatham, had gone to the beach to meet... Read more

15th October 2015


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