Kamla gets CCJ wish
Posted: Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Kamla gets CCJ wish
Caricom agrees to refer Barnett reappointment to PoS-based court for adjudication

PM welcomes Caricom's decision to refer Barnett reappointment to CCJ

Barnett row for CCJ
Caribbean Heads support getting advisory opinion

OWTU: Nestlé prefers to sell Valsayn factory
Workers at Nestlé Trinidad and Tobago have been advised to prepare for every possible outcome, as uncertainty continues over the future of the company's dairy and juices business.

Lopinot: Where history, heritage and mystery meet
Nestled deep within Trinidad's Northern Range, just a 20-minute drive from the bustling Eastern Main Road, the village of Lopinot feels like a place where time stands still.

Buccoo: A village rich in history, searching for its future
On Tobago's western coast, where the turquoise waters of Buccoo Bay gently kiss a long stretch of quiet shoreline, it is easy to understand why residents believe their beach rivals—and even surpasses—the island's more famous destinations.

Hadeeds challenge detention ruling
BUSINESSMAN Dominic Hadeed and his wife, Genevieve, have taken their fight to the Court of Appeal, challenging a High Court ruling that refused to order their release from detention under the state of emergency (SoE) regulations.

Four 'gang leaders' among 19 targeted in new PDOs
Four alleged gang leaders and three men linked to home invasion investigations were among 19 people named in preventive detention orders published yesterday.

Woman held after high-powered rifle found in vehicle
A 30-year-old woman has been arrested after police recovered a high-powered rifle and ammunition during an intelligence-led operation in Mamoral No. 1 on Monday.

8 guns found at station
ACP Smith: No police sergeant detained

Masked man found murdered in Ste Madeleine
Police are investigating the discovery in Ste Madeleine on Tuesday morning of the bullet-riddled body of an unidentified man who was found with a Marvin Gaye-style face mask with two eye holes and $20 in his pockets.




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