Daily Brief- Wednesday 10th June, 2015
The search — by police and worried relatives —continued last night for two women who have been missing for several days. Relatives are begging anyone who may have seen Ashma Zalima Naimool and Sonnera Campbell — who disappeared in unrelated incidents — to contact them or the nearest police station. Read more
10th June 2015
Daily Brief- Tuesday 9th June, 2015
Constable Justin Abraham, son of ace crime fighter and Head of Central Division Snr Supt Johnny Abraham yesterday appeared before a Tunapuna Magistrate on charges of common assault and misbehaviour in public office. He appeared before Senior Magistrate Gillian David-Scotland in the First Court and was represented by attorney Taradath Singh. Read more
9th June 2015
Daily Brief- Monday 8th June, 2015
8th June 2015
Daily Brief- Friday 5th June, 2015
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday denied allegations by former United National Congress (UNC) chairman and government minister Jack Warner that funds from FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) were used in 2010 for the political campaigns for the UNC's internal elections and the general election. Read more
5th June 2015
Daily Brief- Wednesday 3rd June, 2015
There’s been an increase in T&T of criminal matters involving children, ages seven to under 18, says Attorney General Garvin Nicholas. He made the point yesterday in piloting a bill to enact a special High Court Division to deal with children known as the Children’s Court. Read more
3rd June 2015
Daily Brief- Tuesday 2nd June, 2015
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2nd June 2015
Daily Brief- Monday 1st June, 2015
Unaware that her husband had been stabbed to death by bandits, a wounded Dolly Sooknanan sat on the floor next to his body waiting for him to awake from his sleep. Police said Sooknanan, 86, was in a state of shock after bandits broke into their Spring Trace, Siparia home,... Read more
1st June 2015
Daily Brief- 29th May, 2015
Independent Liberal party (ILP) leader Jack Warner last night promised to expose all the wrongdoings of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s People’s Partnership Government. He made the comment as he appeared at an ILP meeting in Chaguanas hours after he walked out the Port-of-Spain prison having finally secured his bail. Read more
29th May 2015
Daily Brief- 28th May, 2015
After embattled Independent Liberal Party (ILP) leader Jack Warner spent last night in jail after failing to secure bail, the United States Justice Department now has 60 days to produce a formal request for his extradition to the US to face racketeering and other charges on which he has been... Read more
28th May 2015
Daily Brief- 27th May, 2015
Independent Liberal Party (ILP) leader Jack Warner yesterday said it was not prudent for him to expose corruption while he was a member of the Kamla Persad-Bissessar-led Cabinet.The former senior minister in the People’s Partnership (PP) Government — holding the ministerial posts of Works and Infrastructure and then National Security... Read more
27th May 2015
Daily Brief- 26th May, 2015
Israel Khan SC has denied a claim by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley that the letter he (Khan) wrote to the Integrity Commission (IC) demanding that the Emailgate probe be concluded had Zainool Hosein's name on the letterhead. Read more
26th May 2015
Daily Brief- 22nd May, 2015
Integrity Commission Deputy Chairman, retired Justice Sebastian Ventour, yesterday accused the body which he sat on until yesterday of misleading the public on the emailgate affair. Ventour confirmed yesterday that he had resigned from the Commission. Read more
22nd May 2015
Daily Brief- 21st May, 2015
Chaguanas West MP Jack Warner says Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar should wait until the police probe into the Emailgate matter is completed before coming to any definitive conclusion. He was responding in Parliament yesterday to Persad-Bissessar’s claim of vindication based on a letter from the Integrity Commission which said it... Read more
21st May 2015
Daily Brief - Thursday 15th May, 2015
15th May 2015
Daily Brief - Thursday 14th May, 2015
Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Honore-Paul last night slammed Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar for her suggestion that she and her colleagues should be cleared in the Emailgate probe, saying the police were far from done with their investigations and the case was still wide open. Read more
14th May 2015