DEATH TOLL 65
Posted: Thursday, July 23, 2026

DEATH TOLL 65
Five more bodies recovered in Guyana ferry tragedy

Trini fisherman dies at sea
One crewmate critical, four others rescued after MV St Vincent VII sinks off Southern Caribbean

Rescued fisherman dies after eight-day sea ordeal
One of the six fishermen rescued after spending eight days adrift at sea has died before he could be reunited with his family.

Still behind bars, Hadeeds launch fresh court fight

Alexander says SoE tribunal breached his right to be heard
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has asked the State of Emergency (SoE) Review Tribunal to withdraw its preliminary recommendations in relation to the continued detention of businessman Dominic Hadeed, his wife Genevieve and their relative Star Sabga over its failure to solicit his views in relation to the legal proceedings before it.

NCRHA Denied Claims Of Shortage Of Nurses

Alexander warns of emerging gang conflict in Morvant

Exploring the mud volcanoes

Government mourns US service member with Trinidad and Tobago heritage
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and the Government of Trinidad and Tobago are mourning the death of a United States service member of Trinidad and Tobago heritage who was among three American military personnel killed in the line of duty in Jordan.

US Solidier With TT Heritage Killed in The Line Of Duty

Tourism Trinidad gets new board
After over a year without one, Tourism Trinidad Limited (TTL) finally has a board of directors.

Parents celebrate daughter's SEA success
After losing their home in a fire, surviving annual floods and raising three children without electricity, Andriana Noor and Joseph Mulchansingh say their eldest daughter's success in this year's Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) has given them renewed hope.


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