Ex-CEO Cox threatens legal action
Posted: Monday, September 14, 2026

Ex-CEO Cox threatens legal action
...accuses TSTT board of retaliation; may refer matter to DPP

TSTT launches probe into Cox
Contracts, governance, sexual harassment allegations under investigation

TTUTA: VICTORY FOR TEACHERS
...as members get long-awaited backpay

BIGWU's new president rejects one-size-fits-all 10 per cent deal
Newly elected Banking, Insurance and General Workers Union (BIGWU) president Debbie-Ann Ottley says the union will not automatically accept the 10 per cent wage settlement being used as a benchmark in sections of the public sector, insisting that each negotiation must be guided by the circumstances of the company and, ultimately, the mandate of workers.

'T&T flag could be on the moon'
Kaitlyn returns from India space programme

T&T's deep sea: Riches waiting to be uncovered
Despite scientists making extraordinary discoveries in Trinidad and Tobago's deep sea, Dr Diva Amon says they have barely scratched the surface, and the country must now take greater charge of understanding and managing what lies beneath its waters.

Mohammed asks PM to pursue return of 97 from Syria
Attorney Nafeesa Mohammed is appealing to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to use her upcoming United Nations visit to speak with Syrian leaders and other authorities to help repatriate the 97 T&T women and children who have been in Middle Eastern refugee camps since 2019.

'Wealthy drug mafia' targeted
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has put what she described as the country's wealthy drug mafia on notice, promising to go after "filthy, greedy" gangs operating out of Westmoorings, St Clair and Federation Park who she says are flooding Trinidad and Tobago with illegal drugs and guns.

PM hails SoE 'success'
...discloses arrests and charges

No mercy for criminals
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is warning criminals that her Government will continue to take "harsh and brutal measures" against those who terrorise law-abiding citizens, even as the State of Emergency (SoE) approaches its September 17 end date.

Padarath urges Opposition to back ZOSO Bill
Public Utilities Minister and Leader of Government Business in the House of Representatives Barry Padarath is calling on the public to lobby the Opposition to support any measures aimed at fighting crime, whether through legislation or operational initiatives.

Judge sides with prisoner
...rules parts of phone interception law illegal




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