National Security Minister Brigadier John Sandy says people who are inside their “compound” are not breaking the five hour curfew imposed as part of the state of emergency (SOE)

Following the opening ceremony of the 3rd China-Caribbean Economic and Trade Co-operation Forum, held in at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Trinidad & Tobago, yesterday, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer met with His Excellency, Wang Qishan, vice premier of the People’s Republic of China, to discuss matters of mutual interest.

Nevisian and Leeward Islands cricketer, Tonito Willett, along with Runako Morton, who was born in Nevis but now plays for Trinidad & Tobago, are slated to make a court appearance in Trinidad this morning after they were reportedly caught with a quantity of marijuana on Friday night.

Trade union leaders were yesterday given a promise that their concerns would be heard, after scores of picketers representing the interests of British American Insurance Company (BAICO)

Russell Latapy is expected to accept a new coaching role in the development of the sport in Trinidad and Tobago.

John Jeremie was sworn in for a second time as Attorney General on Friday, as Prime Minister Patrick Manning reiterated