Jada Loutoo is an editor for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, focusing on local news in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. Jada covers a wide range of topics, including legal issues, politics, and social events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed about the latest developments in the region.
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THE State has been ordered to compensate a senior public servant for a 16-year delay in classifying her leave.
A PARAMIN farmer who wrote to the Pope after being sued by the Archbishop of Port of Spain has been ordered to vacate the grounds of the Our Lady of Guadalupe RC Church, Paramin.
THE Privy Council has reserved its decision on the Appeal Court's jurisdiction to hear a challenge from the High Court on the grant of bail for murder.
By: Jada Loutoo
A CHARFORD Court man has been convicted of the 2009 murder of Michael “Boy Boy” Mader in Port of Spain.
By: Jada Loutoo
A major point of contention emerged over the qualifications of a proposed expert witness in the ongoing civil case of Warner Group of companies, owned by Allan Warner, the Prime Minister's friend, at a procedural hearing on November 11.
A final judgment is not likely in December in the lawsuit brought by Insp Mark Hernandez, former head of the Special Operations Response Team (SORT), challenging the promotion process for assistant superintendents in the police service.
By: Jada Loutoo
POLICE are objecting to a dancehall concert at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba, on November 16.
A SAN JUAN man held in connection with last week's robbery at Trotters Restaurant on Maraval Road, Port of Spain, has been charged.
By: Jada Loutoo
A HIGH COURT judge has dismissed a claim and counterclaim over alleged unpaid invoices and overpayments in a dispute between a retired project manager and the Trustees of the Anglican Church in the Diocese of Trinidad and Tobago.
A SECURITY officer from South Trinidad has been granted $100,000 bail to cover two gun-related charges.
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