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Members of the LGBT community march in front of the Parliament building, Tower D International Waterfront Complex, Wrightson Road , Port of Spain, Trinidad on Monday.

TRINIDAD | Buggery Law Unconstitutional says High Court

PORT-OF-SPAIN, April 12, 2018 - The Trinidad and Tobago High Court today ruled that certain sections of the Sexual Offences Act are unconstitutional and null and void as the law goes against the basic rights of any citizen to enjoy the freedom of privacy and family life.
  • Published in Justice
Former Minister of National Security Gary Griffith

TRINIDAD | Former T&T security minister backs probe into Cambridge Analytica

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — Former national security minister, Gary Griffith, has backed the decision of the Trinidad and Tobago government to investigate whether or not the British based political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica (CA), had undertaken a project here involving harvesting the data of this country's population.
Sandals Resorts chief executive officer and deputy chairman Adam Stewart.

TRINIDAD | Sandals deal above board

THERE is no secret deal between the government and Sandals Resorts International (SRI). No concessions have been given to the multinational resort chain, to develop its two brands- Sandals and Beaches hotels in Tobago.
  • Published in Tourism
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley met Wednesday with ( from left) Australian High Commissioner, John Pilbeam, British High Commissioner Tim Stew, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister the Stuart Young, United States Chargé d’Affaires John McIntyre and Canadian High Commissioner, Carla Hogan Rufelds.

US issues new T&T travel warning

(TRINIDAD EXPRESS) – The United States embassy in Trinidad and Tobago has updated its travel advisory warning of terrorism in this country and prohibiting US Government personnel from visiting areas in Port of Spain including the interior of the Queen’s Park Savannah.
  • Published in Tourism
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