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Unexplained wealth law
Posted: Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Al-Rawi calls for full activation of unexplained wealth law
Former attorney general Faris Al-Rawi is urging the Government to proclaim the remaining sections of the Civil Asset Recovery and Management and Unexplained Wealth Act following the State's recent victory before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Canada sees opportunity to deepen trade and investment ties with T&T
CANADIAN High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago Michael Callan says that the commercial relationship between the two countries is based on hundreds of years of shared history.

Solar project lights path for T&T farmers
The Renewable Energy Systems Laboratory (RESL), a joint initiative between the T&T Association of Energy Engineers (TTAEE) and The University of the West Indies (UWI), has officially begun operations.

Dear Editor: In wake of maxi strike, can we forget politics and talk rapid rail again?
Monday morning, 5:45am, Curepe junction. Three maxis pass me—full. Fourth stops. Driver leans out: "Only Sa Wa." I begged to get to Port of Spain. Got to work 20 minutes late again. Conductor short-changed me. I didn't even bother to argue anymore.

Dr Harris: To Mother Trinidad and Tobago, a Mother should never promote divisiveness between her children…

Warner rejects call for higher maxi taxi speed limit
Former Transport Minister Jack Warner is urging the Government to reject calls by some maxi taxi operators to increase the highway speed limit for maxi taxis from 65 kilometres per hour to 80 km/h, arguing that the industry must first demonstrate it can consistently comply with the existing law.

From Chaguaramas to the Cosmos: Trinidad's forgotten role in space history
Long before WhatsApp calls, Zoom meetings, satellite television or even the internet, a voice travelled through space from Trinidad and reached New York.

Standing through time: Couva's Mud Mandir

Burnout…or your thyroid? The hidden gland affecting millions
Hidden in the front of your neck, just below the Adam's apple, lies a small, butterfly-shaped gland weighing barely 20 grams. The thyroid is one of the most powerful organs in the human body, quietly regulating energy, metabolism, mood, fertility, growth and even the rhythm of the heart.

17 ex-soldiers lose $55M pension lawsuit against State
In the lawsuit, the soldiers, who reached retirement age of 45-years-old on varying dates between December 2019 and June 2024, claimed that their constitutional rights were breached by the failure of the T&T Defence Force (TTDF) to take action to ensure that they were able to qualify.

Seven murders in 12-hour span keep cops busy
Six people were killed following a violent night in south Trinidad in three separate incidents in less than seven hours, leaving police scrambling between a stabbing, a double murder and a triple killing. And a man was also found dead in Morvant as the weekend ended with a killing spree.



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