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16 STABS
Posted: Tuesday, December 2, 2014
16 STABS
Woman killed during home invasion in Central, boyfriend hospitalised
Woman stabbed to death
TWO BANDITS, fearing their tied up victims - a couple - may have recognised them on Sunday night, stabbed both victims multiple times
I HEAR, SEE THINGS
Murder accused Azmon Alexander is to undergo an evaluation by doctors at St Ann's Psychiatric Hospital after admitting to a magistrate that he hears voices and hallucinates.
Magistrate sends murder accused to St Ann's
Azmon sent to St Ann's
Khan allays fears on Azmon being sent to St Ann's
HEALTH Minister Dr Fuad Khan yesterday sought to allay fears of police officers over security measures in place at the St Ann's Psychiatric Hospital
Revisit formula for disbursing US dollars
Chaguanas Chamber president urges Central Bank:
...'Stigma, discrimination still a problem in T&T'
After approximately 29 years of living with the HIV virus, Community Action Resource (CARe) counsellor Keith Deyalsingh yesterday lamented ...
UNAids director: T&T still lagging behind
Talk sex to students
I took the HIV test
1,033 child marriages in one year
And while one out of three people say they know of a case of child abuse, only one in five people report it to authorities.
'Breach in river bank cause of flood'
THE Ministry of Works and Infrastructure has finally identified what is causing the flow of water from Nariva Swamp which continues to flood parts of the Manzanilla-Mayaro Road that collapsed two weeks ago.
'NAR to be part of Partnership'
THE National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) may be a part of the People's Partnership for the next general election.
Rowley: 'Photo finish' talk is only propaganda
There will be no "photo finish" in the 2015 general election race
...MP Joanne Thomas bows out election race
People's National Movement MP for St Ann's East Joanne Thomas is bowing out.
Moruga's De Coteau humbled by good rating
MEMBER of Parliament for Moruga/Tableland Clifton De Coteau said yesterday he was humbled by the result of an Express 2015 election tracking poll
PNM condemns 'racist' posters
The People's National Movement (PNM) has said it viewed "with great disgust" certain activities at the weekend where posters purporting to have originated from the party were placed on several vehicles.
Dumas: Need for more action, less talk
... on the issue of public procurement.
Carmona praises country's first High Court couple
MARGARET MOHAMMED, wife of High Court judge Justice Vashiest Kokaram, was herself sworn in as a High Court judge yesterday morning by President Anthony Carmona
Prowlers in magistrate's yard: police respond
I'm not leaving
German national living in Tobago:
...German cops arrive to help in Keil case
Two police officers from Germany's Federal Police and a forensic pathologist from the University of Frankfurt arrived in Tobago yesterday to work alongside local law enforcement officers in the investigation into the murders of Hubertus and Birgid Keil.
'Rock throwing' man shot dead by police
A man who reportedly threw rocks at the police was shot dead yesterday morning in Arima.
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