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Clear the air on audio tape
Posted: Monday, July 27, 2026

Clear the air on audio tape
Legal experts urge Govt to say if leaked Sabga-Hadeed phone conversation clip is authentic; raise concerns about wiretapping

Alexander uses Sabga-Hadeed audio to defend decision to keep Sabga in preventative detention

The release of a Sabga-Hadeed private conversation sparks calls for an independent probe

Star Sabga spends another weekend in prison
Cheese maker Star Sabga had to spent another weekend in prison before a judge considered and determined whether she should be granted interim release.

T&T can become region's data centre
The conversations taking place in Trinidad and Tobago over data centres, digitisation and diversity are also happening across Latin America and the Caribbean, with governments grappling over how to modernise public services, attract investment, build digital infrastructure and prepare for an economy increasingly driven by data.

Media hostages reflect on 1990
Hearing about a tragedy and living it are two different things. For the media workers trapped inside Trinidad and Tobago Television (TTT) and the NBS Radio station (Radio 610) in Port-of-Spain, the trauma remains as real as ever.

MV Golden Carrier makes maiden voyage to Tobago

Two Trinidadians named to Guyana ferry disaster probe

One dead, two survive after boat carrying copper sinks off Icacos

Signal Hill residents shocked by human trafficking bust
A major countertrafficking operation in Tobago has shocked the island and left Signal Hill residents disturbed by the seriousness of the allegations.

Confessions of a former human trafficker: Alex Philip recounts smuggling women into T&T
When he was a teenager, Alex Philip left Venezuela, deeply entrenched in a life of crime, to come to Trinidad to reshape his destiny. Instead of cleaning up his act, he ended up building a human trafficking ring that exploited Venezuelan females between the ages of 14 and 25 for profit, sold drugs and was also offered $1.5 million to launder money for someone.



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