$417.6M for legal work
Posted: Saturday, March 28, 2026

$417.6M for legal work on Clico collapse
The Attorney General's Office has paid the sum of $346,812,665.33 thus far for work on matters relating to the collapse of Clico.

$151M PNM legal bill
AG reveals hefty arrears inherited by UNC Govt; House Speaker, Criminal Bar Association president among first to be paid

Nurses Assured Their Concern Will Be Addressed
Recently the Trinidad and Tobago National Nurses Association warned nurses may consider withholding extra-duty services in response to Government's move to standardize pool rates.

A LYING COWARD
Nursing president, NCRHA's Gopeesingh in war of words:

Ghany to guide next phase of Tobago autonomy talks

Young wins $500k defamation case against Trinidad Express
The lawsuit related to a two-page paid advertisement published by the newspaper on September 7, 2017, while Young was a Cabinet minister.

The advertisement accused Young of wrongdoing in relation to the operations of the Public Transport Service Corporation (PTSC) and stated that it was paid for by "Concerned Citizens of T&T".

Moonilal, Young apologise for name-calling

Kamla vows to give Shouter Baptists a secondary school

Caribbean Beachfood Festival to serve up cuisine, culture and sustainability
The festival will feature food exhibitions, a fashion show, an artisan market and live performances from leading acts. Multi-award-winning chef Adrian Cumberbatch and other top Caribbean chefs will present more than 40 dishes from ten Caribbean countries.

Alexander blames border failures for kidnapping surge
...Alexander blames kidnapping problem on former govt

Dad killed hours after daughter sits SEA exam
On the day he was celebrating his daughter writing the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examination, 45-year-old Rajkumar Pope was killed in what relatives described as a senseless and unprovoked attack.

Man gunned down at birthday lime
According to reports, Kurt Bovell, of Patience Hill, was hanging out with friends under a shed around 10.35 pm when a gunman approached the group.

Mother forgives son's killer
Third murder in Tobago for 2026

'Yuh child father stab me': Man's final voice note before death
A desperate WhatsApp voice note sent moments before his death has become a key piece of evidence in the stabbing of a 32-year-old man in Princes Town on Thursday afternoon.


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