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A Friendship mother and her two sons were among five people remanded to prison today over the murder of 23-year-old fisherman Chittesh Sukhai, also known as “Rohan” and “Marsho”.
Dear Editor, I am writing not simply as someone disturbed by the killing of six year old Zi Feng Cao, but as someone who believes the death of a child should force an entire country to stop and ask: Are we doing enough to protect our children?
National Coordinator of the Border Patrol Unit Daniel Seeram was today found guilty of assaulting his now ex-wife and has been remanded to prison pending sentencing.
We Invest In Nationhood (WIN) Member of Parliament Dr Andrew Lewis has submitted a resignation to Parliament following allegations made against him.
(Trinidad Express) Former West Indies all rounder and TKR coach Dwayne Bravo has called on men in Trinidad and Tobago to speak out against violence and abuse against women, following the circulation of a video showing a man verbally and physically abusing a woman inside a vehicle.
(Trinidad Guardian) Massy Holdings said yesterday that it expects to record an accounting loss of approximately US$9.8 million ($66.54 million) on the sale of its Caterpillar-related line of business and related assets in T&T to Machinery Corporation Motors (MACORP).
(Trinidad Guardian) Massy Holdings said yesterday that it expects to record an accounting loss of approximately US$9.8 million ($66.54 million) on the sale of its Caterpillar-related line of business and related assets in T&T to Machinery Corporation Motors (MACORP).
A 59-year-old Hampton Court woman has been hospitalised in stable condition after she was allegedly set on fire during an incident at her home on Thursday, with her 68-year-old husband now in Police custody.
-threaten legal action Commentator Christopher Ram and 10 unions have written the NIS Board threatening legal action over the arrears of statutory minimum old-age pension due to pensioners since 2021.
The Upper Mazaruni District Hospital in Kamarang Village, Region Seven now has a functioning operating theatre, 13 new beds and laboratory equipment comparable to that at Bartica Regional Hospital.
Mark `Demon’ Cromwell is insisting that neither he nor his family had any involvement in the disappearance of two Surinamese nationals, while accusing police of attempting to implicate his relatives in the case.
A man was yesterday granted $1 million bail after the defence challenged the legality of his detention and argued that police have yet to produce evidence establishing that two Surinamese men were abducted.
A dispute over money reportedly preceded the fatal attack on six-year-old Zi Feng Cao at Parika, East Bank Essequibo, on Wednesday, with the 76-year-old suspect telling investigators that he had gone to the child’s family’s business to collect money he claimed he had invested.
A massive field of 118 teams from eight regions will chase honours in the newly launched ExxonMobil Guyana Under-18 Schools Football Tournament, with organisers hoping the competition will provide young players with a clearer route towards senior football.
The Petra Organisation’s KFC International Goodwill Under-18 Schools Football tournament will return in December with an eight-team field, as Barbados joins the regional competition for its seventh edition.
A call by longstanding PPP executive Hydar Ally for the withdrawal of invading Russian troops from Ukraine – including Crimea – has sparked a backlash from some of his colleagues.
—family disputes GuySuCo’s account of support The brother of 23-year-old Albion Estate supernumerary constable Latchman Raghoo, who died early yesterday following a forklift accident last week, has called for justice and compensation while challenging GuySuCo’s account of the support provided to the family.
Load testing is officially under way on the New Mackenzie-Wismar bridge as five heavy laden trucks totaling 180 tonnes are putting the modern 220-meter pre-stressed concrete structure to the ultimate test, a release from the Ministry of Public Works said yesterday.
—seeks administrative leave, protection for complainant as official silence continues Tamùkke Feminists has called for an immediate independent investigation into allegations of rape and death threats against a senior police officer, saying the continued absence of a public response from the authorities risks undermining confidence in the justice system.
Dear Editor, The spotlight is on KW’s October 1, 2026 editorial titled “Sleepless nights”. What to make of this presidential confession?