Daily Brief- Friday 3rd July, 2015
San Fernando Jama Masjid worshippers hid in their mosque on Wednesday night when a man walked onto the masjid’s compound and killed the son of a popular People’s National Movement (PNM) activist. Daniel Bostic, 35, of Drayton Street, San Fernando, had just broken his fast and was preparing for prayer... Read more
3rd July 2015
Daily Brief- Thursday 2nd July, 2015
India-born Anusha Saha, 11, is No 1, placing first among more than 18,000 primary school children in the 2015 Secondary Entrance Assessment Examination (SEA).And becoming a brain surgeon is the goal the Grant Memorial Presbyterian Primary School student has already set her sights on. Read more
2nd July 2015
Daily Brief- Wednesday 1st July, 2015
A new traffic arrangement along High Street, San Fernando, that now requires taxis to wait in queue for passengers has been given the thumbs up by San Fernando Business Association president Daphne Bartlett. On Saturday, the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure installed metal barriers along the Port-of-Spain, Curepe and Chaguanas... Read more
1st July 2015
Daily Brief- Tuesday 30th June, 2015
A Laventille woman who was just overcoming the grief after her husband was murdered a year ago has been thrown into mourning again after her son was killed on Saturday. Antoinette Richards said the murder took place exactly one year and three days since the shooting death of her husband,... Read more
30th June 2015
Daily Brief- Monday June 29th, 2015
President of the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO) Brother Harrypersad Maharaj yesterday called on religious leaders in Chaguanas - in particular Enterprise Village - to take action to quell the wave of violence and open warfare between rival criminal gangs reportedly tied to religious groups. Read more
29th June 2015
Daily Brief- Friday 26th June, 2015
Inspector Michael Seales, secretary of the Police Social and Welfare Association, has been sent off duty for alleging, in a television interview, a conspiracy by the People’s Partnership Government to “provoke” police officers and call a state of emergency (SoE) to delay the September 7 general election. Read more
26th June 2015
Daily Brief- Thursday 25th June, 2015
National women's footballer Ahkeela Mollon survived a hail of bullets that smashed the windscreen of her car parked outside the family home on Tuesday, after she was caught in cross-fire between rival gangs. The 30-year-old mid-fielder and striker was pulled to safety by her mother and hid from gunmen as... Read more
25th June 2015
Daily Brief- Wednesday 24th June, 2015
Special Reserve Police Officer Jitnarine Hardeen is denying outright that it is his voice heard on a recording played for the media by Independent Liberal Party (ILP) leader Jack Warner yesterday. Hardeen issued a legal letter to Warner yesterday threatening action. Read more
24th June 2015
Daily Brief- Tuesday 23rd June, 2015
Cecilia Maxwell clenched her fists, shut her eyes tightly and screamed. Her cries were that of a mother who had lost a son to bullets — nine in total — fired by killers who today roam the streets free men. Read more
23rd June 2015
Daily Brief- Thursday 18th June, 2015
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Daily Brief- Tuesday 16th June, 2015
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Daily Brief- Monday 15th June, 2015
15th June 2015
Daily Briefing 12/06/15
The nine-year-old primary school boy who went on a joyride in a villager’s car in Penal last month has been returned to his mother’s care but not before lessons from a magistrate in parenting to his pregnant mother and some strong words for him as a young offender. Read more
12th June 2015
Daily Brief- Thursday 11th June, 2015
Six months after her decomposing body was found miles away from her Lopinot home, the family of Shenese Samuel finally got some closure. Samuel, whose body was found off a track along Maqueripe Road, Chaguaramas, having gone missing days before, was identified yesterday. Read more
11th June 2015