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The National Insurance Board of Trinidad and Tobago (NIBTT) is facing a significant cybersecurity crisis, having been targeted by a ransomware attack. Consequently, all NIBTT offices will remain closed for three days, starting Wednesday, to manage this emergency. During this period, the agency is rigorously assessing its systems to ensure the protection of data integrity […]

In a significant milestone for regional cooperation, Dr. Carla Barnett, Secretary General of the Caribbean Community (Caricom), reflected on the organization’s impactful strides in 2023. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Caricom, under Barnett’s pioneering leadership as the first female Secretary General, has reinforced its commitment to deepening economic integration, enhancing trade, and strengthening foreign policy coordination.

In a tragic incident in Ebony Vale, St Catherine, Jamaica , Thyrone Erskin, 19, has succumbed to injuries following a violent altercation with his mother, a police sergeant. The confrontation, which escalated into a physical attack, saw Erskin allegedly assaulting his mother with a knife. In response, she was forced to use her service weapon,

A Gulfstream aircraft, registration number N337LR, has gone missing after departing from Canouan Airport (CIW) on Friday afternoon. The aircraft, carrying three passengers and a pilot, lost contact with the control tower just minutes after takeoff, at 2:33 p.m. The pilot, whose personal details remain unknown, was expected to land in Canouan at 4:27 p.m.

The Trinidad and Tobago Government is currently engaged in a rigorous search for missing “packages of interest” believed to contain illegal weapons. These packages disappeared from a transit shed at Customs, prompting significant concern from the authorities. Finance Minister Colm Imbert revealed this situation in the Senate while addressing questions about the Customs and Excise

Massy Holdings, a Trinidad-based regional conglomerate, has vehemently denied claims by its shareholder and general counsel, Angelique Parisot-Potter, that the company trains employees in practices like communicating with the dead and self-healing using “white light energy”. These allegations were described by Massy Holdings as “patently untrue and scandalous” in a paid advertisement in Trinidadian media.