111 DIE IN COLOMBIA
Posted: Tuesday, August 11, 2026

111 DIE IN COLOMBIA
Massive 7.4 quake causes carnage...

Back in business
US$750m Pt Lisas steel plant to reopen...

T&T celebrates World Steelpan Day with youth showcase
The sound of Trinidad and Tobago's national instrument will take centre stage today as the country celebrates World Steelpan Day with performances, an ancestral walk and a major youth concert at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain.

Govt boosts desalinated water production to ease water shortages

Work restarts on billion-dollar San Fernando Waterfront

On an 'anti-democratic path'
CCJ judge tells of his fears:

PM: More gas on the way
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar announced yesterday that energy multinational BP has agreed to sell a 20% stake in a block that contains the Trinidad part of the cross-border Cocuina-Manakin natural gas field to the National Gas Company (NGC).

TTMS: Tropical wave no longer expected to develop

30 army-police posts on track for four-month rollout

CWU threatens TSTT shutdown if 10% wage deal falters

Councillor Vashti Sookhoo has died

UNC councillor Vashti Sookhoo dies

'Left in limbo': Police recruit awarded $480,000
DAAWUUD Mohammed, who was left in limbo as he faced significant delays in being appointed a police officer, was victorious in the legal action he brought against the State. The court ordered that he be awarded $480,000 in damages with interest.

Shot dead in van
Woman killed fighting off bandits

Shyana Ruiz laid to rest as family, community mourn her loss
Twenty-five-year-old Shyana Ruiz was laid to rest yesterday, four days after her ex-boyfriend and his teenage girlfriend were charged with her murder.


Send page by E-Mail

• Let's talk Sex and Relationships
  Thinking Africans Allowed invites you to an open discussion about Sex, Sexuality and Relationships
  
• Dr Tye Salandy: T&T's Political Culture Affects COVID-19 Response
  
• Aileen Alexis: Candles, tears and selected outrage
  
• A. Hotep: Sorry, Not Sorry: The Business of Racism in T&T
  
• A. Hotep: Brute Force, Blame and Bigotry: Police Killings in Morvant
  
• Dr Tye Salandy: Protests and State Violence: Leaders Must Stop Dodging Responsibility
  
• A. Hotep: Road Map To Recovery Team Needs Rethinking
  
• Dr Tye Salandy: Public Enquiry needed into the Education System
  
• Dr Tye Salandy: Sedition and other Nonsensical Colonial Laws
  
• Professor Sir Hilary Beckles: Britain's Perfect Caribbean Crime: Ignored Genocide, Faked Emancipation, Insincere Independence, and No Reparations