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PM reveals $80m CCTV network plan
Posted: Wednesday, November 2, 2022
Cops to get help in identifying criminals
PM reveals $80m CCTV network plan
PM announces tax break for CCTV cameras, defends Hinds, slams UNC
As Trinidad and Tobago continues to battle the criminal elements, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley announced that the nation will get a 12 month tax break for the purchase of CCTV cameras.
Kamla: A pappyshow
UNC leader slams Govt crime talks
IDB advising Govt on restructuring of PoS Port
A BUDGET announcement in 2020—a partner for the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (PATT) via a public private partnership (PPP)—has failed to materialise in two fiscal years.
FLOOD FRUSTRATION – central, east Trinidad feel effects of weekend weather
RESIDENTS of Real Spring Valsayn and Madras Road pointed their anger and frustration at those in authority for constant flooding and the fear of it on Monday after the area was flooded after rains caused by a weather system over the weekend.
Relief: water recedes in Caroni, St Helena, Las Lomas
Oropune to get $36m community, commercial centres
According to Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Ltd (UDeCOTT) chairman Noel Garcia, $14 million is to be spent to construct the Oropune Community Centre and $22 million on the Oropune Commercial Centre.
Duke to THA: Apologise for 'failed' carnival
ASSEMBLYMAN Watson Duke has identified the "real winners and losers" of Tobago carnival.
Trim: Premature to shift Tobago carnival out of rainy season
TOBAGO Carnival Committee chairman Meisha Trim has acknowledged that bad weather affected patronage at some events, including last Thursday's Tobago Music Arts and Culture concert, at the Plymouth Recreation Ground, which featured Nigerian Grammy-winning artiste Burna Boy.
Trinidadians thanked for supporting Tobago's 1st Carnival
Making a splash
TODAY WE hail Dylan Carter, 26, for his performance at the FINA Swimming World Cup, the second leg of which ended on Sunday in Canada. By any standards, one medal on such a world stage is something to be proud of. Mr Carter took six – all gold.
No court for Prime Minister, National Security Council members
The second order issued by Rampersad and signed by the assistant registrar of the High Court Savita Birbal – who also signed the first – carried a note, written in red, that said it was being corrected “by reason of the court inadvertently forwarding the incorrect version of the amended order for perfection."
UNC's Sankar crosses the floor
Sankar is the councillor for Kelly Village/Warrenville attached to the Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation.
Soldier fatally shot at camp
Up to last evening investigators were still trying to determine whether Blake accidentally or deliberately pulled the trigger.
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