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KAMLA & DELCY
Posted: Friday, September 4, 2026
KAMLA & DELCY TURN NEW LEAF
No word on PM's persona non grata status in Caracas but foreign ministers agree to take forward talks on energy and trade
20,000 daily-rated workers set to get new salaries this month
Agreement reached for Hilton Trinidad to remain open
Employees of Hilton Trinidad can breathe easier for the next six months at least with the signing of a new agreement between Government and the international luxury hotel chain.
Hilton Trinidad saved from shutdown as State takes over ownership
The uncertainty hanging over the future of the Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre and hundreds of its employees has been addressed with an agreement that will place the hotel under a new State-owned company.
Nepal Flash Flood Death Toll Placed At 1,311 Missing 5,330
Media reports revealed two people were pulled out alive today from a tunnel, nine days after the devastating flash floods which hit the area on the border with Tibet in China.
Businessman and environmental activist Gary Aboud reveals cancer diagnosis
Aboud is the General Secretary of the environmental advocacy group Fishermen and Friends of the Sea (FFOS) and owns the Mode Alive chain of home decor stores.
Maxi taxi concessionaires get $2M in outstanding payments
The developments come months after maxi taxi operators staged a major three-day strike that disrupted travel for thousands of commuters as they pressed the Government to address several longstanding concerns.
At the time, operators called for the highway speed limit for maxi taxis to be increased from 65 km/h to 80 km/h and raised concerns surrounding the transfer of Priority Bus Route (PBR) and intercity passes.
12-year-old percussionist crowned 2026 Talent Pot champion
Twelve-year-old percussionist Tafari Lalitte is the 2026 Talent Pot champion after wowing the judges with a blend of the rhythms that move T&T.
High Court rules police search of Hackett's home, office unlawful
Three years after police searched the home and office of Tobago House of Assembly (THA) executive member Zorisha Hackett as part of its audiogate probe, the High Court has ruled the police acted illegally.
$193.5M cocaine seizure raises alarm in Chaguanas
The seizure of 416.5 kilograms of cocaine, with an estimated worth of $193.5 million, has raised serious concern for Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed and the Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce (CCIC).
Scanterbury: Tobago prison's structural integrity remains a concern
The structural integrity of the Tobago Convict Prison remains a cause of concern, says Acting Prisons Commissioner Elvin Scanterbury.
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