Kay-Marie Fletcher

Five Tranquillity Government Secondary students have been suspended following the assault of Port-of-Spain City Corporation chairman and alderman Wayne Griffith, which occurred during an incident along Dundonald Street, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.

Fishermen and Friends of the Sea (FFOS) corporate secretary Gary Aboud is demanding transparency from the Government on the recent offshore oil spill in the Gulf of Paria.

Opposition Senator Faris Al-Rawi has been temporarily removed from the Senate's Privileges Committee pending the outcome of the investigation involving himself and fellow Opposition Senator Janelle John-Bates.

Senior Reporter [email protected] The Opposition People's National Movement is warning that another State of Emergency (SoE) extension is on its way.

Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander's claims of corruption within the Immigration Division—including allegations that foreigners paid up to $50,000 for work permits and as much as $250,000 for citizenship documents—have triggered fresh political backlash, with former national security minister Marvin Gonzales demanding why no arrests or charges have followed if authorities truly possess evidence of a large-scale racket.

Jobs at Amplia Communications Limited could be under threat as Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath says the state-owned TSTT subsidiary may be wound up, pending the outcome of an investigation expected to begin in the coming months.

The startling twist to the Joshua Samaroo probe, which resulted in his girlfriend Kaia Sealy facing charges of manslaughter and shooting with intent, has sent shockwaves among Opposition parliamentarians.

House Speaker Jagdeo Singh has come under renewed criticism from the Opposition following a ruling that spared him referral to the Privileges Committee over allegations of bias in his role as Chairman of the Public Accounts and Appropriations Committee (PAAC).

That is the latest advice to members of the public from attorney Criston CJ Williams, who is representing the family of Joshua Samaroo, as emotions continue to run high over the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service's handling of the probe into his death in a police-involved shooting incident January.

For many commuters this week, getting to work, school or probably trying to make it to an appointment on time has become a real challenge, as maxi taxi operators take industrial action across Trinidad.