$1.2b paid 'late'
Posted: Thursday, April 18, 2024

Auditor General: $1.2b paid 'late' into Heritage Fund
She cited the Heritage and Stabilisation Act (section 13), which says when Trinidad and Tobago's actual petroleum revenues exceed the predicted revenues in a quarter, some or all of the excess variously must be saved into the HSF.

No impact on Dragon gas
Energy Minister on reimposed US sanctions on Venezuela:

PoSGH baby fatalities rise to 11; more parents come forward
The list of babies who died recently at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in the Port-of-Spain General Hospital (POSGH), due to a suspected bacterial infection, continued to grow yesterday as lawyers identified three others, bringing the current running total to 11.

PM pained by baby deaths

Mother of NICU baby struggles 'to get out of bed' after her death

Chairman: $500,000 a month to preserve mothballed refinery
Petrotrin was restructured into TPHL on November 30, 2018. The refinery was closed on the same date.

Disaster-management heads meet before record hurricane season
WITH 23 storms, 11 hurricanes and five major hurricanes predicted for the upcoming Atlantic Basin hurricane season, heads of disaster management organisations have gathered in Port of Spain to determine a regional strategy for the upcoming hurricane season.

Hinds: New law will facilitate return of Trinis stuck in Syria camps

A combination of histories
Artefacts found in St Ann's reveal...

'Decisions based on evidence'
The Judiciary of Trini­dad and Tobago has taken note of the “perception” of inequality of access afforded to single fathers applying for custody and visitation rights of their children.

Cop believes he killed elderly dad
He told investigators that around 12.02 a.m. on Monday, he was walking along 14th Avenue, when he was confronted by a man dressed in dark clothing.

The officer claimed the man placed his hands on the officer's waist as though he were reaching for his firearm.

Body found is missing mom
Phillip's decomposing body was discovered around 9 a.m. on October 2 by residents of Blanchisseuse Road, Arima, in the vicinity of Tripp Trace.

Headless body identified
The headless body found in a garden in San Juan on Tuesday has been identified as missing businessman José Gregorio Maldonado Carrillo.


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