PM: Brighter days ahead
Posted: Sunday, April 26, 2026

PM: Brighter days ahead
Says more than 15,000 jobs delivered and will take an SoE 'any day'

'Nothing has changed'
...Residents criticise Govt's first year

President's Office responds to claims about loan agreement
The Office of the President has rejected what it describes as improper insinuations circulating on social media regarding an alleged financial arrangement, insisting that President Christine Kangaloo acts strictly within the constitutional framework of Trinidad and Tobago.

Piarco pauses plan to merge domestic, international gates
Plans to have domestic passengers at Piarco International Airport pass through the same gates as international travellers from today have been put on hold.

John out front as UNC supporters weigh future leadership
A snap pulse check among supporters is putting fresh wind behind Jearlean John, with the UNC deputy political leader emerging as the top choice to eventually lead the party.

Ex-UNC ministers, analysts back Kamla: 'No need for UNC succession plan'

Beckles question Gov't on its alleged move to dissolve NCC

Auditor General flags $36.56b in unverified tax revenue

Auditor General's Report flags HDC spending, govt rental and rising debt
The 2025 Auditor General's Report on the Public Accounts of T&T has unveiled a series of profound fiscal irregularities, signalling a crisis of accountability that spans from state-run housing projects to high-level international credit agreements.

Moonilal, Young square off over Delcy photo
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal is questioning whether Opposition MP Stuart Young is attempting to undermine the country and its energy sector after posting a photo with himself and Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez.

PNM's Tobago Council Internal Election Held Today

Hilton gives Govt three-month extension

Can you have a vaginal birth after a C-section?
Vaginal Birth After Caesarean, commonly referred to as VBAC, or trial of labour after caesarean, is the process of delivering a baby vaginally after having had a previous caesarean section (C-section). For many years, the phrase “once a caesarean, always a caesarean” dominated obstetric care. Today, however, we know that many women can safely attempt a vaginal delivery after a prior C-section, provided certain criteria are met.

Is it cheaper to eat well?
Prices are unpredictable and some unhealthy foods and supplements are easily available. Different wellness industries are selling “quick fix” capsules as an answer to weight goals.

Advisory Issued Following Reports Of Counterfeit Social Welfare Cheques Circulating

Rise of funeral homes: Touts fuel chaos for grieving families
Just outside the mortuary doors of the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex (EWMSC) in Mt Hope, a turf war is brewing among funeral home touts.

Killings fall, fear rises

Musician, former footballer killed in early morning crash
Musical artiste Marques “Rasta Marky” Figaro was among two men killed in an early morning crash along the Southern Main Road, St Margaret's.


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