Rynessa Cutting

Come 2027, the Secondary Entrance Assessment will feature a component from coursework in the academic year, done in the Continuous Assessments. The announcement came from Education Minister Dr. Michael Dowlath, who revealed that the primary school curriculum is set to undergo a significant change, as the government moves to train T&T's young minds in STEM education. Rynessa Cutting has more.

The government is currently examining legislation to have the Municipal Police Service incorporated into the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service. However Minister of Rural Development and Local Government, Khadijah Ameen, is reminding municipal officers that their duties are separate and apart. Rynessa Cutting reports.

Temporary PNM Senator Larry Lalla, is once again urging the population not to get complacent, amid what he terms rolling states of emergency. On TV6's Morning Edition today, Lalla opined that T&T is heading to police state status, as he called on the country to take stock. Rynessa Cutting reports.

Imagine voting in the next general election via a fully digitised process. It's just one of the scenarios developers are hopeful can be made a reality in T&T, with the launch of the iVote LIVE platform. Rynessa Cutting has more.

The death toll in Venezuela is steadily rising, even as authorities continue the search for the tens of thousands who remain missing.

Do you have a used pair of sneakers, but not quite ready to throw them out? Or perhaps you're just wanting a unique look - something no one else has?

The third annual President's Pan Camp wrapped up on Saturday, celebrating 26 young graduates. While the steelpan was at the heart of the programme, organisers say participants also left with valuable lessons in leadership, resilience and personal growth. Rynessa Cutting has the highlights from the closing ceremony.

The Hadeeds have cut path for agouti to run - it's the colloquial summation of MSJ Leader David Abdulah, who notes that everyone who has been detained under SOE regulations, will ultimately benefit from the Hadeeds' struggle. Rynessa Cutting reports.

Works Credit Union members met closed doors across the country today, as frustrated workers shut down all four of their locations, calling for a resolution to their negotiations.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is reaffirming her commitment to serving all citizens equally, regardless of race and ethnicity.