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OIL SPILL ALARM
Posted: Monday, May 11, 2026

OIL SPILL ALARM
Venezuela, Opposition call for probe into handling of Heritage Petroleum incident; Govt says it was a 'minor event' contained in 48 hours

Red flag over EMA clearance for $500M Rocky Point development
Environment group worried about impact on coral reef

Young blasts Govt over energy sector crisis
Former energy minister Stuart Young has launched a blistering attack on the Kamla Persad-Bissessar administration, accusing the Government of incompetence and mismanagement of the country's energy sector following the shutdown of a major fertiliser plant at Point Lisas, and warning that further closures can follow.

Tax revenues increase across region in 2024

National prosthetics centre launched

Support for Nelson name change
..but historians say must reflect island's diverse past

Vaneisa: Mothers are humans too—an often misunderstood, complicated job

Ex-St Augustine footballer Ramcharan dies during match
According to witnesses, Ramcharan had played roughly 15 minutes of the match when he requested a substitution. While he was on the bench, his close friend and former schoolmate Brian Bain noticed Ramcharan slump over.

"The game stopped as the referee and other players saw the commotion," Bain recalled. "People came in from all over, trying to resuscitate him. He was pronounced dead at the Chaguanas Health Centre, where he was rushed. He was 45 years old and would have been 46 next month."

Footballer dies after collapsing during final

Education Minister: School violence requires national response
Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath says tackling school violence will require a coordinated national effort involving parents, educators, communities and students themselves, as concern continues to mount over a recent spate of violent incidents in schools.

Cattle crisis in Fyzabad
Now, they fear that what was once 'an occasional nuisance' has escalated into a serious public health and safety concern affecting the daily lives of residents.

Princes Town mother mourns son killed in gun attack
Instead of celebrating Mother's Day, a Princes Town mother spent yesterday grieving the loss of her son, who was gunned down at their home the day before.

Belmont mother remains stable in ICU after attack
Antonia Cain-Kafi, the mother of 23-month-old Akini Kafi, who was killed after gunmen opened fire on the car he his parents were travelling in last week in Belmont, has shown slight improvement in her condition.



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