Kay-Marie Fletcher

As Caricom prepares to seek an advisory opinion from the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on the process used to reappoint its Secretary General Dr Carla Barnett, some stakeholders say the move could provide long-awaited legal clarity while strengthening the regional body's governance and decision-making.

Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles is calling on Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath to address complaints of prolonged water shortages in several communities.

Senior Reporter [email protected] An opening date for the long-awaited Central Block at the Port-of-Spain General Hospital (POSGH) has not yet been set.

National Transformation Alliance (NTA) leader Norman Dindial says the Court of Appeal's decision to grant a stay in the Hadeed matter raises serious concerns about the separation of powers and the use of preventive detention orders (PDOs) during the State of Emergency.

Former housing minister and Member of Parliament (MP) for Trincity/Maloney Camille Robinson-Regis is firing back at Minister in the Ministry of Housing Phillip Alexander after he blamed the previous administration for what he described as deteriorating conditions in Maloney.

The Opposition says it supports digital transformation and the development of artificial intelligence (AI), but is calling on the Government to hit pause on its proposed AI data centres until they can provide more information to the public.

After years of devastating floods that destroyed homes and disrupted lives, residents of flood-prone communities in central Trinidad say they are once again bracing for the worst as the rainy season returns.

Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Khadijah Ameen says flood mitigation efforts have been underway for months, following concerns raised by residents in several flood-prone communities who fear not enough has been done to prevent another major flooding event.

Trinidad and Tobago Seabridge Truckers' Limited is calling for greater collaboration among all stakeholders responsible for the inter-island cargo service.

Two former national security ministers are demanding answers from the Government over the leak of intercepted telephone communications involving members of the Hadeed and Sabga families, describing it as a grave breach of national security and calling for those responsible to be held accountable.