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PM to launch public talks
Posted: Sunday, January 1, 2023
PM to launch public talks as Govt redoubles crime-fighting efforts in 2023
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is committing to overhaul and redouble efforts to fight crime in 2023 and will begin with public conversations on the matter.
Murders cross 600: Government intensifying crime-fighting efforts, says PM
Presdent says T&T Becoming a brutish and hostile society
'I fear we have become a savage people' - President
Energy Minister: Oil and gas companies contributed $30B in revenue in 2022
Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Stuart Young says it is "foolhardy" to think that the only reason this country had great results coming out of the energy sector this year was because of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Not caring for our children
The indictment of the Children’s Authority—the long-awaited, newly-minted State institution responsible for child protection—was a significant moment in 2022.
Amid serial incidents of severe child abuse and systemic failures, the Judith Jones-led independent investigation team appointed to investigate reports of child abuse at children’s homes found not only that the Authority is "failing to meet its mandate", but also that it is not "structured and staffed" to deliver.
2022 closes off with record-high food prices, shortages
The year 2022 closed with a shortage of local produce and record-high vegetable prices. Over the last two weeks, pumpkins hit a record of $30 per pound, higher than the price of chicken. And tomatoes and sweet peppers stayed at $25 per pound. At the Southern Wholesale Market in Debe, vendors were seen selling imported goods as local good were in short supply. Even though it was the last market day for the year, stalls were empty, and customers were few, leaving vendors to sell below cost price.
Water disruptions in southeast, southwest Trinidad
Manzanilla Road not open yet–Mayaro MP warns motorists
TTMS predicts rainy start to 2023
The TTMS said based on the predicted volume of rainfall for December to February 2023 there’s no chance of dryness.
Vets give tips on pet safety as fireworks sales on the up for New Year's
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