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SILENT FIREWORKS SHOW
Posted: Thursday, August 27, 2026

FLOOD CHAOS
Back-to-school shopping hit hard by torrential showers

SILENT FIREWORKS SHOW
Govt announces key changes to Independence Day Parade, including new cultural display

Silent fireworks for Savannah

Stakeholders happy with decision to shelve fireworks

Drop in service across T&T due to TSTT fibre breaks
Customers across Trinidad and Tobago experienced a drop in its Telecommunications Services of Tri­nidad and Tobago (TSTT)/bmobile services yesterday morning, following breaks in the company's fibre infrastructure in three locations along the East-West Corridor.

1,000 sent home as THA scraps 10-days work programme
Augustine first announced his intention to discontinue the programme during a plenary sitting in June. At the time, he said the THA had extended the programme until August to minimise disruption for workers, as they prepared their children for the new school term. He also suggested that some employees could transition into permanent positions, noting that several vacancies within the Division of Public Infrastructure needed to be filled.

A "go-fast" vessel with Guyana Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed among several on board, intercepted
The police said also that during the pursuit, officers reported observing a bag being thrown from the vessel into the Demerara River, but could not determine the contents of the bag or who threw it.

They said efforts are ongoing to locate and recover the bag adding "the Guyana Police Force and Guyana Defence Force Coast Guard are jointly investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident".

‘I have seen things, I'm amazed'
Alexander on Sando East: Cops should probe allegations...

King Charles III plans royal tour of Caribbean

Nepal Police Puts Death Toll From Landslide At 157

State pays over $75m in legal fees
In two FOIA requests to WASA, dated March 14, 2026, Ramkhalwhan, acting on behalf of his client Abdullah, requested a copy of all attorneys-at-law retained by the State company from January 2015 to April 2025 and from April 2025 to March 2026, the briefs by which they were retained, and the quantum of fees paid to each attorney in each matter.

The FOIA also requested copies of all invoices submitted by each mentioned attorney.

Guyanese police intercept vessel with Opposition Leader on board

Keeping the clean-up going
...$121,000 in support from Govt

Fraud Squad gets fewer reports but losses rise 227%

Skywatchers urged to look up tonight as ...
Moon set for dramatic near-total eclipse over T&T

Gunman kills welder during ceiling work in Morvant
The deceased, identified as Jabari Miller, also known as "Jah," was at a house along Second Caledonia Road with three other people when a lone gunman approached and opened fire.



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