Judge orders immediate release of Star Sabga
Posted: Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Judge orders immediate release of Star Sabga
THE HIGH Court has ordered the immediate release of 69-year-old Star Sabga from prison and placed under strict house arrest pending the hearing of her constitutional challenge against the Preventive Detention Order (PDO) issued against her.

Court orders Star Sabga be released; attorneys request stay

TTPS launches investigation into leaked audio recording
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has launched an immediate investigation into a leaked audio recording circulating on social media that is alleged to contain intercepted communications, following growing concerns over a possible breach of national security.

Leaked recordings and Trini mauvais langue

Attorney warns of executive overreach under extended SoEs
AS public scepticism grows over the State's use of Preventive Detention Orders (PDOs) and successive states of emergency, attorney Judy Kublalsingh has called for amendments to the Emergency Powers Regulations or their repeal.

Caribbean tax authorities told to harness AI, digital tools

A dark day in our history, say business leaders
Remembering July 27, 1990

90 minutes before the nation changed: The Strike Squad's Other Battle
The stands were packed. The excitement was building, and the Strike Squad football team was all set. But unbeknownst to the crowd, the team and many others, a grim crisis had already engulfed T&T. Within moments, key members of the football team would trade their cleats for combat boots, stepping directly into the unfolding chaos of the 1990 attempted coup. And they were certainly ready for action.

Search for migrant as another pirogue capsizes off Icacos
SEARCH and Rescue operations to locate a Venezuelan national who was on board a pirogue that capsized in Icacos waters on Saturday morning are ongoing, as at least one body washed ashore yesterday.

BIR warns of fraudulent tax e-mails

Jet Ski operator to be charged with killing Saydee
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has directed that a Tobago jet ski operator be charged with manslaughter over the death of seven-year-old Angelica Saydee Jogie, more than three months after the tragedy that shocked the nation.

Woman, 82, dies in Diego Martin house fire
An 82-year-old woman died after a fire destroyed part of her Diego Martin home on Sunday afternoon, with investigators still trying to determine what sparked the blaze.

Man kidnapped from his Chaguanas home
Police said 35-year-old Cashew Gardens resident Bharat Ganga Bissoon was removed from his bedroom after the men entered his home at about 11.40 p.m.

Man found bound and dead after Massy warehouse break-in
The public has been advised that the Massy Stores branch on French Street, Woodbrook, will open from noon today following a reported break-in at the company's warehouse and the discovery of a body in a vacant lot nearby.


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