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PM stands by her words
Posted: Wednesday, September 2, 2026

PM stands by her words
PRIME Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has defended her Independence Day message on this country, saying King Charles doesn't have the Beetham, Sea Lots and Laventille in their present condition—it is the People's National Movement (PNM).

Rowley demands apology from PM over ‘racist rubbish'
Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley has accused Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar of fuelling racial and social disharmony in Trinidad and Tobago, and has called on her to apologise to the nation for what he described as "vile racist rubbish".

Dr Harris: T&T's post-independent success is fact-based; even Brits acknowledged our colonial squalor

Devant Maharaj: ‘The last non-UNC ballot was counted; now the PM's mask is off…'

Can T&T reindustrialise in the age of AI?
The next 80,000 jobs: By Dr Mwale Emmanuel Henry

Caribbean Airlines launches luxury airport taxi service in US
Caribbean Airlines has introduced a new luxury airport taxi service in the United States, allowing passengers to book private ground transportation as part of their travel experience.

CAL Transports Over 75 Thousand Passengers In August

Judge refuses request by State attorneys to remain anonymous
A request by the State for its attorneys to remain anonymous throughout judicial review proceedings brought by Jason Beetam was refused by Justice Vigel Paul, who found that the application did not meet the requirements for departing from the principle of open justice.

‘Silent' fireworks promise falls short in San Fernando
Despite the promise of "silent fireworks" to celebrate the nation's 64th year of Independence on Monday night, residents of the nation's southern city were still awakened by the explosive sounds of a 10-minute display from atop the San Fernando Hill that some say left people and animals traumatised.

Burnt body found near bra and noose
Police are investigating the discovery of skeletal human remains in a deserted area off Bellaruine Drive, Mission Road, Freeport, on Tuesday night.



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