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United States immigration authorities have arrested nationals of Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti as part of a nationwide crackdown targeting undocumented immigrants with criminal convictions. For more: cnc3.co.tt/ice-arrests-trini…

Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal has accused the former People’s National Movement (PNM) administration of entering into a $26 billion loan arrangement without Cabinet approval, alleging that a lack of transparency, accountability and proper oversight contributed to the demise of State-owned oil company Petrotrin. For more: cnc3.co.tt/moonilal-pnm-ente…

Opposition MP Colm Imbert is warning the Government against appointing relatives, close friends and associates to State boards, cautioning that such appointments could compromise good governance and make it difficult for the administration to hold individuals accountable for misconduct. For more: cnc3.co.tt/imbert-warns-govt…

Declaring that there are “real bad man” in Government this time around, Land and Legal Affairs Minister Saddam Hosein has defended the removal of personnel from State enterprises, accusing the former People’s National Movement (PNM) administration of deliberately installing political affiliates in State institutions to frustrate an incoming United National Congress (UNC) government. For more: cnc3.co.tt/hosein-defends-st…

Many years ago, before the time of streetlights and electricity, the villagers of Quarry Village were plagued by a creature unknown to man. They called it “The Road Keeper.” For more: guardian.co.tt/article/myths…

Fashion entrepreneur Ecliff Elie has been recognised for his contribution to Trinidad and Tobago’s creative industries, receiving the 2026 Make It Happen Award at the third edition of BECOMING III. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/eclif…

“My aspiration was to become a firefighter. However, my mother constantly reminded me that whatever God had planned for my life, no one, not even myself, could prevent it from coming to fruition. When I was younger, on many occasions she played Panorama pieces to help me fall asleep.” For more: guardian.co.tt/article/from-…

She lost her home to a fire, watched her brother sell his car to fund her education, endured professional doubt, balanced motherhood with academia, and lost her greatest cheerleader just weeks before a major PhD seminar. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/the-d…

On November 14, World Diabetes Day was observed around the world. The day shines a spotlight on one of the world's most pressing public health challenges, raising awareness of the impact of diabetes on millions of lives and the importance of prevention, early diagnosis and effective management. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/from-…

Caribbean people should be proud of their Creole languages as they not only shape identities but also hold the memories and heritage of our ancestors and allow for greater self-expression. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/creol…

Goldsmith Barbara Jardine has spent her working life—52 years and counting—almost completely alone. So it’s no wonder she wants as many people as possible to see a retrospective exhibition covering that long career. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/maste…

Caribbean nations facing growing climate threats are among those being urged to strengthen protections against oil and gas expansion. For more: cnc3.co.tt/more-than-40-grou…

Modern democracies are founded on the principle that all citizens are equal before the law. Individual rights may be restricted only under exceptional circumstances, and while the State has a duty to protect citizens and maintain public order, law enforcement agencies are themselves subject to the law. For more: guardian.co.tt/article/the-m…

The Caribbean may be falling short in terms of its trade potential in the African market, but Trinidad and Tobago businesses are leading the charge towards changing that reality. For more: guardian.co.tt/business/tt-b…

Economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon has called for a comprehensive study to guide Trinidad and Tobago’s migration policy, arguing that the country must first identify its labour shortages and future economic needs before determining how migrant workers should be integrated into the workforce. For more: guardian.co.tt/business/migr…

Caribbean governments are pushing for greater investment in early-warning systems, upgraded weather-monitoring infrastructure and impact-based forecasting as limited resources and ageing equipment constrain the region’s ability to prepare for increasingly severe climate hazards. For more: cnc3.co.tt/caribbean-seeks-f…

The inevitable news broke during the morning of Thursday November 12, 2026, and the board of Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang had resigned as its president, chief executive and director, with immediate effect. For more: guardian.co.tt/business/the-…

As negotiators quibbled during the opening week of COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye last week, Daniel Best spent most of his time at the Caricom pavilion on the sidelines of the main event. For more: guardian.co.tt/business/cdb-…

Venezuela is seeking to attract Trinidad and Tobago businesses into a US$19.6 billion investment and reconstruction programme, with opportunities spanning energy, petrochemicals, agriculture, manufacturing, construction and maritime services as the neighbouring countries look to revive and expand commercial ties. For more: guardian.co.tt/business/vene…

The United Nations Climate Change Conference is never short of Trinbagonians. They are in negotiating rooms, technical areas of both expertise and advisers, civil society members talking on panels, environmental advocates protesting, scientists, academics, and researchers. For more: guardian.co.tt/news/what-hav…