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Eboe-Osuji's removal
Posted: Sunday, August 9, 2026
Eboe-Osuji's removal from panel sparks row among CCJ judges
The removal of Justice Chile Eboe-Osuji from the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) panel hearing D'Almada v TT, Jamaica and Caricom by CCJ president Justice Winston Anderson has triggered criticism and confusion among fellow judges.
OPM awaits legal advice from AG on release of PM's travel records
The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) has spent nearly six months deciding whether to grant a Freedom of Information request for records showing how many overseas trips the Prime Minister took, who travelled with her and the cost it had on taxpayers.
US ENVOY NOMINEE FLAGS T&T CRIME CRISIS
Jennifer Johnson-Carroll appears before Senate Foreign Relations Committee...
Thousands answer call to join Police Service
DESPITE continued public criticism of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) in some sectors, thousands of young people sought to join the organisation during its latest recruitment exercise, a response senior officers said reflected a continued willingness among citizens to serve the country.
HDC asks OPR to review $17.5M insurance contract renewals
The report stated that after the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act 2015 was proclaimed in 2023, the HDC was required to issue a public invitation for bids, verify NGL's status on the Procurement Depository, and conduct a form request for information to test market rates, but failed to do so.
Tarouba police-army post takes shape as residents weigh safety, trust
Inactive gas line no threat to Eddie Hart post
NATIONAL Gas Company (NGC) chairman Gerald Ramdeen has dismissed concerns about a gas pipeline near the site of a proposed joint police-army post at the Eddie Hart Grounds, saying it is no longer operational and poses no threat.
Maha Sabha: No offence with use of the word 'c****e'
Biche boy strikes a bright future for pan
As Trinidad and Tobago celebrates World Steelpan Day on August 11, recognising the only acoustic musical instrument invented in the 20th century, the conversation inevitably turns to the future. If you want to know if the future of the national instrument is secure, look no further than the quiet, lush agricultural village of Biche in east Trinidad.
Celebrating World Steelpan Day through Panazz: The story
Keep fetes, alcohol out of Bird Sanctuary tours, says Pouchet
Missing pensioner found dead
Linder Alexander was last seen by family members on Monday, August 3, after she left home to collect a hamper. She was later reportedly seen between 10 am and 11 am on Tuesday in front of Scotiabank, Sangre Grande. Another eyewitness reported seeing her heading towards the Sangre Grande Market.
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