Major data centre already in works
Posted: Sunday, July 19, 2026

Major data centre already in works in T&T but location a secret
...Procurement records show State equipped facility even as it signs new agreements

Is T&T being targeted for data centre dumping?

An opening for the CCJ to pursue
A few weeks ago, the thought cum question crossed my mind, and it has been occupying my thinking since: should the Caribbean Court of Justice seek to inform and influence its community (the people of Caricom) of its ability to deliver quality, independent and effective final decisions/judgments in its jurisdictions: Original and Appellate?

Sir Garfield St Aubrun Sobers – A great West Indian legend
Garfield St Aubrun Sobers (Sir) is ranked amongst the greatest of West Indians, comparable to Toussaint L'Ouverture—who turned back Napoleon's army, Frank Worrell, he understood the strength of a united WI team, CLR James, considered one of the most significant intellectuals of the 20th Century, and in literature and the arts, Sobers takes his place alongside our great Nobel Laureates, West Indian writers, Vidya Naipaul and Derek Walcott.

From CLR James to the Hadeeds: T&T's history of house arrest

Regional search plea for missing fishing crew
AN urgent appeal has been issued for regional authorities and the maritime community to intensify search-and-rescue efforts for a six-member crew whose vessel caught fire at sea five days ago.

Eight Immigration Detainees Remain at Large Following Escape from Detention Centre
At about 3:40 p.m., detention officers on duty detected a strong smell of smoke emanating from the Male Housing Unit and proceeded to investigate.

Upon entering the housing unit, the officers were confronted by a group of detainees who assaulted and overpowered them.

National Archives Of TT Reflects On The Archeivements Of The Late Sir Garfield Sobers
He was awarded the Wisden Cricketer of the Year award in 1964, and in 2000, was named one of only five Wisden Cricketers of the Century, alongside fellow West Indies teammate, Sir Vivian Richards.

A National Hero of Barbados, Sobers was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in 1975 for his services to cricket, and was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame in 2009.

Andy Burnham Plans To Scrap Digital ID To Focus On Cost Of Living
In January, after nearly three million people signed a parliamentary petition opposing the introduction of digital IDs, the government changed its approach.

Human rights concerns grow over PDO detentions
Human rights advocates are warning that the State could face serious consequences if a detainee held under a Preventive Detention Order (PDO) dies in custody during the current State of Emergency, as concerns grow over the use of extraordinary detention powers.

Triple murder shatters Laventille peace
The killing of three men at a Laventille gas station yesterday morning shattered months of relative peace in one of the country's long-troubled crime hotspots.

Pensioner found dead in outhouse
THE body of an elderly Siparia man, who was suspected to have been robbed and his house ransacked, was discovered in the pit of an outhouse next to his home on Friday.


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