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PM hails IMF report
Posted: Wednesday, May 20, 2026
PM hails IMF report
T&T turning corner after 'damage and disorder'...
PM trying to distract from 'failing govt', says Penny
OPPOSITION Leader Pennelope Beckles says Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar should focus on accounting to the country rather than attempting to influence the composition of the Opposition's Senate bench.
Beckles: PM distracting from LandmarkTT
Another LandmarkTT challenge
Moruga activist objects to selective tendering for $150M Couva housing project; in response Minister says OPR will soon have 'many questions' to answer
NGC signs gas deal with MHTL
Amid mounting questions about operations at various Point Lisas facilities, Methanol Holdings (Trinidad) Ltd has signed a new natural gas supply contract with the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago.
Who really owns the oil & gas?
Understanding the contracts that govern how hydrocarbons are produced
Inflation declines in April
The Central Statistical Office (CSO) reported yesterday there has been a slight decrease in the inflation rate in April, but there was an increase in the price of food and non-alcoholic beverages last month.
Tancoo welcomes IMF assessment of T&T
According to the report, inflation has returned to low levels, the country's external accounts remain in surplus and the banking sector continues to be well-capitalised with steady credit growth.
Analysts say IMF assessment reflects stability not change
The double cost of T&T's traffic
Burning time, burning forex:
The last giants of Grande Riviere
Driven purely by instinct, the female leatherbacks drag themselves on to the quartz sand, dig a hole using their back flippers, and deposit up to 100 eggs at a time— all under the protective eyes of the Grande Riviere Tour Guide Association (GRTGA).
Demming: SLAPP-ing away our rights;
T&T must address lawsuits meant to silence citizens
Prison drone operator one of 13 named in PDOs
The orders were issued pursuant to regulation 14 of the Regulations, which facilitates 'preventative detentions' where it is necessary to prevent persons from acting in a manner prejudicial to public safety based on intelligence received.
High Court Judge says ZOSA should be implemented in communities by families and communities
Police: Samaroo shooting file to move to DPP
National footballer, ex-player among 4 held for narcotics
POLICE have reported that a forensic report into the January 20 shooting death of Joshua Samaroo and injury of his common-law wife, Kaia Sealy, has been received and investigators are expected to approach the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for his determination.
Angelo probe: seven now in custody
SEVEN people are now in police custody in connection with the disappearance of two-year-old Angelo Tobias Plaza as investigators widen the search for the missing toddler.
The boy in the canefield
If there is one case and one location that represent the depths of human depravity, the sickness of the mind, the resilience of a survivor, and the torturously slow pace of our justice system, it is the case of six-year-old Sean Luke, found in the cane fields of Orange Valley, Couva.
Man shot to death in Morvant
By-standers scampered as gunshots rang out in Morvant on Monday night.
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