Special-needs child spat on, pinched, kicked at Port of Spain private school
THE stutter of an eight-year-old boy with special needs who attends a private school in Port of Spain has made him a target for bullies his age. The child’s mother…
Assistant culture secretary: 30,000 visitors expected for Tobago carnival
THE THA Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation expects more than 30,000 visitors to Tobago for the island’s third annual carnival from October 25-27. On the Tobago Updates morning…
Southeast Port of Spain Secondary School dismissed after gunshots
GUNSHOTS were heard outside the Southeast Port of Spain Secondary School on the morning of October 17. The incident left students traumatised and led to the school being dismissed early.…
Israel is DNA-testing a body from Gaza to see if it’s Hamas’ top leader Sinwar, an official says
The Israeli military said Thursday it was looking into whether Hamas’ top leader Yahya Sinwar was killed in a military operation in Gaza. Authorities were conducting DNA tests on a…
Ex-SSA director will not know why he was fired – Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
FORMER Strategic Services Agency (SSA) director retired Major Roger Best will not immediately know why he was fired.
Ex-SSA director will not know why he was fired – TT Newsday
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Unicef asks for protection for minors detained in Venezuela
Archive Unicef called on guarantee the rights of minors detained in Venezuela and highlighted the urgency of reforming the treatment they receive in detention centers. Abubacar Sultan, representative of this…
The European People’s Party asks Borrell to recognize González as president
The high representative of the European Union (EU) for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, and the Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González during the opening day of the La…
$100k of $3.3m for zoo repairs used in fiscal 2024
AGRICULTURE Minister Kazim Hosein says for fiscal 2024, procurement delays left the ministry with no choice but to spend only $100,000 of the $3.3 million allocated for repairs and maintenance…