Khamarie Rodriguez
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Isabella follows her heart ...Teen artist wins CAPE open schol
Nineteen-year-old Gasparillo artist Isabella Mungal has been awarded the only open scholarship in creative and performance studies. → Read More
Rare birds stolen
EIGHTEEN endangered White-Faced Whistling Ducks were stolen from the Wildfowl Trust in Pointe-a-Pierre on Tuesday evening during a speculated “raid” of its premises.Trust president Molly Gaskin is now pleading for → Read More
The Dark Secret at St Anns
In 2019 The Sunday Express was contacted by a source at the Cerebral Palsy Association, claiming that there was an anonymous building on the compound of the St Ann’s Hospital, → Read More
MANZANILLA-MAYARO ROAD CLOSED
OFFICIALS were forced to close the Manzanilla-Mayaro Road yesterday- temporarily halting movement in and out of the area - after heavy flooding led to the collapse of part of the → Read More
House gone in minutes
Suresh Roopnarine’s home of more than 50 years was destroyed by an unusually heavy gust of wind in Rousillac yesterday, leaving the ailing man homeless. → Read More
President knocked for ‘messing up’ Hindu words
President Paula-Mae Weekes has been chided by citizens over her mispronunciation of several Hindi words during her address at the 2022 Divali Nagar on Wednesday night.President’s House has yet to → Read More
‘Live in love and unity’
“Let us live in love and unity.”This was the message of President Paula-Mae Weekes, who attended the 2022 NCIC Divali Nagar in Chaguanas on Wednesday night.This year’s Nagar is the → Read More
‘San Rafael needs a police station’
THE Brazil community has descended into “complete fear” over a spike in crime that residents say has been worsened by a lack of police presence in the area.Many are now → Read More
Quarrying activity’ making road impassable
Guaracara Tabaquite Road has become a mud-covered obstacle course for the hundreds who traverse its length each day. → Read More
East Trinidad battered, flooded, as system sweeps across T&T
There have been at least 28 reports of weather-related incidents thus far as heavy rainfall continues to wash across the country. → Read More
Road ‘pain’ in Princes Town
Traffic in and out of Princes Town has devolved into “complete chaos”, according to residents and commuters as repairs to the crumbled M1 Tasker Road have yet to begin. → Read More
Tico in aquarium, awaiting repatriation
Tico, the rescued manatee (Trichechus manatus) that travelled more than 4,000km from Brazil, is awaiting repatriation while housed at an aquarium on Margarita Island in Venezuela. → Read More
Police intervention for protesting parents, pupils
Parents and protesting pupils were met with police intervention on Thursday morning at Claxton Bay Junior Anglican Primary School, where those present renewed their call for a new school building → Read More
Trini gunned down in Texas
Twenty-six-year-old Trinidad-born Jacquan Hudson was found fatally shot in a Texas apartment on Sunday, leaving behind a community in mourning. → Read More
Mayor promises 'noiseless fireworks' in San Fernando tonight
This year’s Independence Anniversary Celebration on San Fernando Hill will consist of 40 per cent noiseless fireworks in light of the push against the use of fireworks nationwide. → Read More
PM: 'Roger, UNC helping 'marauding gangs of metal thieves'
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has responded to the chaos caused by the actions of scrap iron protestors who blocked the north bound lane of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway → Read More
PM: 'Roget, UNC helping 'marauding gangs of metal thieves'
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has responded to the chaos caused by the actions of scrap iron protestors who blocked the north bound lane of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway → Read More
Protesters keep up the heat
Scrap iron protesters blocked Clarke Road in Penal with burning debris yesterday morning, again calling for a reversal of the six-month ban on iron exports from the country.From as early → Read More
Cops, soldiers move on scrap protesters
A third day of protests planned by scrap iron workers railing against the imposed six-month ban on old and scrap metal exports was thwarted by police and soldiers in Claxton → Read More
Six-month ban on scrap iron export
The Government has enacted a six month ban on the exportation of old and scrap metals as a result of what Attorney General Reginald Armour referred to as “wanton assault → Read More