 |
| Today's Top News |
|
OBAMA COMING?
Chinese president also likely to join world leaders for climate talks at CHOGM
International developments taking place have raised the distinct possibility of US President Barack Obama coming to Trinidad and Tobago once again, along with Chinese President Hu Jintao, Prime Minister of Spain, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapetero, and President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
»
|
There are 16 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
Regional troops arrive to assist with security
Some 300 military personnel and 150 police officers from Caricom are expected to be in Trinidad and Tobago during the period of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), National Security Minister Martin Joseph said yesterday.
»
|
There are 7 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
Joseph working to secure field workers
Securing crews from public utilities providers such as the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) ’is a challenge’, but one that will be resolved, National Security Minister Martin Joseph said at yesterday’s post-Cabinet news conference at the Diplomatic Centre in St Ann’s.
»
|
There are 1 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
|
Paula: No T&T position on Gambia controversy
Trinidad and Tobago has no official position on calls for the suspension of Gambia from the Commonwealth because of the controversial statements made by its President, Dr Yahya AJJ Jammeh, Foreign Affairs Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon said yesterday.
»
|
There are 2 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
Cabinet gets climate change policy draft
A draft climate change policy for Trinidad and Tobago was submitted to the Cabinet yesterday, less than a week before the issue is set to take centre stage during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Port of Spain.
»
|
There are 0 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
Minister: Don’t blame Govt
for CoP screening delay
Public Administration Minister, Kennedy Swaratsingh, yesterday suggested that Government was not responsible for the delay in approving the Penn State Justice and Safety Institute as the organisation to screen candidates for the position of Commissioner of Police.
»
|
There are 6 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
|
Suspensions for pupils in brawl
Minister: New fence, patrols, study centres
A number of pupils from both El Dorado East and West Secondary schools have been suspended for periods ranging from one to three weeks, following a brawl between pupils on the compound of one of the schools on Tuesday.
»
|
There are 14 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
4 sent home for beating parent, child at school
Four pupils at the Gasparillo Secondary School have been suspended from classes for beating a parent and his daughter outside the school last Friday.
»
|
There are 47 community posted comments. Click to Read
|
|
|
|
| Bandits kill Ghanian taxi-driver: cops probe shooting death |
| Mother, son die in crash |
| National volleyball player dies in accident |
| No decision yet on guns for prisons officers |
| We have a right to know |
| Anya to speak at the right time |
| Brothers get 18 months for arms, ammunition |
| African footballer denied bail |
| Sharma still hard to find |
| Double dealing |
| No protest plans for PoS so far |
| NFFA: Piggott not the best until issues are settled |
| Gopee-Scoon to open Cedros office for villagers |
| Cleaner at President’s House fined $2,000
for ganja |
| Silas Mack enquiry to begin in three weeks |
| Dookeran’s turning point in politics |
| COP’s SEA awards ceremony |
| $15,000 bail for pupil held with bullet in class |
