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A waste of $60,000 a month
Posted: Thursday, May 7, 2026

"A waste of $60,000 a month"; PNM deputy leader slams Alexander's ZOSO remarks
People's National Movement (PNM) deputy political leader Sanjiv Boodhu has condemned Government Senator Phillip Alexander for suggesting that the two year old child killed this morning in Belmont would still be alive had the proposed Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) legislation been in force.

Young calls for Alexander's resignation after triple murder

New details: Woman, daughter also shot in Belmont triple murder
Police officers have received information that a woman and her daughter were taken to hospital after suffering gunshot injuries during the incident in Belmont this morning.

Proman venture lands US$2 billion for UAE methanol project
In a release sent this morning, Proman said the financing for the TA'ZIZ Methanol Company project in Al Ruwais Industrial City was heavily oversubscribed, signalling strong investor confidence in the petrochemical venture and in the future demand for methanol as both an industrial chemical and cleaner-burning fuel.

Penny slams 'mute' leaders
Opposition Leader still silent on John-Bates' resignation offer
but blasts THA, Central Govt over handling of Tobago

Sobers tight-lipped on Venezuela energy push


Tewarie: T&T must make best use of the coming gas windfall

Former Minister of Public Administration Dr Bhoe Tewarie is warning the country that the potential energy revenue that T&T may earn over the next few years must be used wisely and not squandered as in the past oil and gas booms.

T&T stable, but hard restructuring work ahead, economists say
Even as T&T's economy appears stable on the surface, economists are cautioning that headline indicators may be masking deeper structural challenges.

Tour operators blame THA for fatal Pigeon Point accident
... say their complaints about illegal jet ski activity were ignored

Serina: Unfamiliar doesn't mean unsafe—the miracle of the candlestick tree


Independent Senators call for FUL review amid home invasions


TTPS searching Matelot forest for beheading victim
Police are preparing to search a remote area in Matelot after intelligence pointed to the possible location where a man was killed in a video circulating online.



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