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Customer • Dec 04
You are Fired !!! You are too much of a good man
One TT News
Customer • Dec 04
What’s going on: U.S.–Venezuela conflict & Caribbean tension
The U.S. has significantly increased its military presence near Venezuela, including deploying warships, aircraft carriers and long-range radar systems in the Caribbean.
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Customer • Nov 24
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One TT News
Customer • Nov 26
Victim of home invasion pleads for stand-your-ground laws
A senior citizen, who was a victim of a home invasion on Monday, says he is disappointed that the promised stand-your-ground legislation has not yet been enforced.
The resident of Central Trinidad is pleading with lawmakers to put security measures in place before the Christmas season, when there is usually a spike in violent crimes.
Speaking to the Express at his Ravine Sable, Longdenville, home yesterday, the 61-year-old owner of a transport company said he...Victim of home invasion pleads for stand-your-ground laws
A senior citizen, who was a victim of a home invasion on Monday, says he is disappointed that the promised stand-your-ground legislation has not yet been enforced.
The resident of Central Trinidad is pleading with lawmakers to put security measures in place before the Christmas season, when there is usually a spike in violent crimes.
Speaking to the Express at his Ravine Sable, Longdenville, home yesterday, the 61-year-old owner of a transport company said he believed the implementation of stand-your-ground legislation would protect law-abiding citizens.
The homeowner said he and his wife were at home when four masked men entered around 7.15 p.m. when they were watching the news on television.
He said the men, one armed with a gun, pulled into his driveway in a white-coloured MG sport utility vehicle.
“I heard the horn blow and I walk out to see who it is, when I see some men jumping out a car. One point a gun at me and tell me to walk back inside the room,” he recalled, adding, the men shouted “where the money” and ransacked the house.
“I had some money in the room, about $2,900, and I gave that to them—but they say that is not all the money, and they want the money,” he continued.
Three of the men, he said, left the one-bedroom apartment, and went to the main house, where they broke a window, entered the property and ransacked the house.
His son, who lives in the main house, was not at home at the time of the incident, he said.
The intruders found $60,000, jewelry, cellphones, a battery charger, a cordless drill, and $2,000 in alcohol.
Asked why the large sum of money was kept at home, he said his son had recently collected four hands of sou-sou and he had sold an engine from a truck.
He believed the incident was not a random attack. “I believe it was a tip-off. The boy in the room with my wife and I told us that somebody sent them here, and if they ent get what they send them here for, the person who send them will have to pay the consequences,” he said.
As a resident of Ravine Sable for 33 years, he said this was the first time he was a victim of crime.
“I don’t feel safe here now. Every day something happening in this country. When it hit home, that’s when you realise what people going through. I never thought this would happen in my wildest dreams,” he added.
Lmao Funny
Customer • Dec 04
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One TT News
Customer • Dec 04
Russia shows off their hardware
One TT News
Customer • Nov 26
Brother Found Vomiting After Suspected Poison Ingestion, Says Sister
Around 6:30am on Monday, 24th November, 2025, the woman went to check on her brother, who resides in a house behind hers along Thompson Road, Palmiste, when she found him feeling unwell and vomiting.
He informed her that around 11:00pm on Sunday night, he drank a poisonous substance.
The woman quickly conveyed her brother to the Chaguanas Health Facility, where he was treated and subsequently transferred to Mt Hope Hospital.
One TT News
Customer • Nov 25
US top military officer at Diplomatic Centre
US chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff General Dan Caine has arrived in Trinidad and Tobago for a meeting with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar.
Caine, the primary military advisor to US President Donald Trump, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and the UN National Security Council, arrived in TT around 11 am and is currently at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's.
In a media release on November 24, the US embassy said the meeting will focus...US top military officer at Diplomatic Centre
US chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff General Dan Caine has arrived in Trinidad and Tobago for a meeting with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar.
Caine, the primary military advisor to US President Donald Trump, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and the UN National Security Council, arrived in TT around 11 am and is currently at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's.
In a media release on November 24, the US embassy said the meeting will focus on the two nations’ strong bi-lateral relationship, strengthening regional stability and the vital importance to both countries of countering the illicit traffic in drugs and transnational criminal organisations.
Caine's arrival in TT follows two recent visits by the US 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit to TT for military drills with the TT Defence Force.
The USS Gravely, carrying members of the elite unit, arrived in TT from October 26-30.
A second visit by the unit took place from November 16-21.
US warships have been arriving in the Southern Caribbean since late August as part of an anti-drug trafficking operation, which has been supported by the TT government.
However, the presence of the warships has been criticised by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro who has accused the US of seeking regime change and TT of facilitating such.
Persad-Bissessar has insisted that the US operations are solely geared towards combating drug trafficking.
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Customer • Dec 04
NOOOOOO
Real Madrid TT Fan Club RMTTFC
Customer • Nov 23
Real Madrid seems to be evolving strategically — not just on the pitch, but in how they’re structured financially. Opening up a small stake to outside investors could give them more firepower in the transfer market and long-term projects, while still preserving their member-owned identity.
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Employee • May 12
Happy Mother’s Day to our amazing mums.
Today we celebrate your love, your patience, and the incredible little ones you’re raising.
These handmade gifts were created with so much care — just for you.
Barca Worldwide
Customer • Dec 04
“Pedri isn’t just good — he’s world-shaking. The heartbeat of Barcelona, the mastermind of the game. Best midfielder in the world, no debate. And if someone disagrees… they’re not watching football at the level we are. ????????????????”
One TT News
Customer • Nov 24
Police suspect murder/suicide in the deaths of councillor Romona Teeneal Victor, 36, and her partner Rodney Ramsumair, 45.
Their bodies were discovered in their Quinam Branch Road, Coora Road, home on Sunday.
A family member visited the residence around 3:30 p.m. and found both Victor and Ramsumair dead in bed.
Victor was covered with a blanket, while Ramsumair showed signs of frothing at the nose.
Crime scene investigators recovered a handwritten note and a bottle of Rotam Icasso herbicide, along with two cellphones and...Police suspect murder/suicide in the deaths of councillor Romona Teeneal Victor, 36, and her partner Rodney Ramsumair, 45.
Their bodies were discovered in their Quinam Branch Road, Coora Road, home on Sunday.
A family member visited the residence around 3:30 p.m. and found both Victor and Ramsumair dead in bed.
Victor was covered with a blanket, while Ramsumair showed signs of frothing at the nose.
Crime scene investigators recovered a handwritten note and a bottle of Rotam Icasso herbicide, along with two cellphones and an Apple iPad.
Victor and Ramsumair had been in a common-law relationship for 16 years and living together for the past decade. Victor was last seen around midday on Friday and Ramsumair was last seen around midday on Saturday.
Autopsies are expected to be performed this week to confirm cause of death.
Barca Worldwide
Customer • Dec 06
“Barcelona vs Real Betis — let’s go boys!
Tonight we play with heart, with style, with that Barça fire.
Visca Barça!
One TT News
Customer • Dec 04
Is tthis a lie ?
One TT News
Customer • Nov 19
T&T is ranked 100th in the world by FIFA
Barca Worldwide
Customer • Dec 06
“Lamine Yamal with a straight master class!
Every touch, every burst, every moment — pure magic.
This boy isn’t the future… he’s the NOW.
Visca Barça!”
Lmao Funny
Customer • Dec 04
No buddy!!
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Printery • Nov 25
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One TT News
Customer • Nov 26
Rivers rising, flooding reported as Adverse Weather Alert remains in effect— authorities urge continued vigilance
The Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government (MoRDLG) is urging citizens to remain on high alert as the Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level) remains in effect for Trinidad and Tobago following a full day of inclement weather on Tuesday, November 25, which resulted in localized flooding and rapidly rising river levels in several communities.
The alert, issued by the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), remains...Rivers rising, flooding reported as Adverse Weather Alert remains in effect— authorities urge continued vigilance
The Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government (MoRDLG) is urging citizens to remain on high alert as the Adverse Weather Alert (Yellow Level) remains in effect for Trinidad and Tobago following a full day of inclement weather on Tuesday, November 25, which resulted in localized flooding and rapidly rising river levels in several communities.
The alert, issued by the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), remains in effect until 9:00 p.m. today.
Although weather conditions showed some improvement in parts of the country earlier in the day, the Ministry warned that runoff from sustained rainfall has significantly increased water levels along the Caroni River, with levels expected to approach critical thresholds. Authorities cautioned that brief, localized overspill remains possible, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas of the lower Caroni Basin.
Smaller watercourses and drains may also become overwhelmed during periods of heavy rainfall, particularly near the time of high tide at approximately 7:03 p.m.
The Ministry confirmed that localized street and residential flooding occurred in areas within the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) and the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation (SGRC). These incidents were described as short-term, and water levels have since begun to subside. At this time, there has been no significant or widespread impact reported.
Additional incidents recorded throughout the day included:
A fallen tree along the North Coast Road, Maracas Bay within the San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation
A fallen utility pole along Siparia Old Road in the Siparia Borough Corporation
In both cases, Disaster Management Unit (DMU) teams and relevant response agencies were swiftly deployed, and the affected roadways have since been **cleared and are now fully
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Customer • Dec 04
Dog Becomes the Babysitter
One TT News
Customer • Nov 20
???? Christmas Voices II ????
Get ready for a magical night of music and festive vibes!
Featuring:
• Scrunter
• Los Dinamicos
• Southern Marines Steel Orchestra
• Una Sola Voz
• Zuwena
Guest Performance:
• La Divina Pastora
???? Date: December 13th
⏰ Time: 7 PM – Midnight
???? Venue: Palms Club, San Fernando
???? Cost: $220
$250 at the door
✔ Drinks coolers allowed (no glass bottles)
✔ Soft drinks and food on sale
???? Tickets available at: islandetickets.com or at the school.
One TT News
Customer • Dec 04
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Customer • Nov 25
Former FBI Director James Comey released a statement on social media after a federal judge on Monday dismissed a criminal case against him.
"The President of the United States cannot use the Department of Justice to target his political enemies. I don't care what your politics are. You have to see that as fundamentally un-American," Comey said
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Customer • Nov 19
Military sources say the training exercises between the United States Marines and the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment will include counter-terrorism strategies aimed at safeguarding State assets from criminals.
Read more:
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/us-marines-begin-counterterrorism-drills-with-tt-regiment-6.2.2451275.7b2abbf2
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Customer • Dec 04
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One TT News
Customer • Nov 19
Police are investigating the theft of a motor vehicle in Gasparillo that was later recovered abandoned in San Juan.
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Employee • Dec 06
“Barcelona vs Real Betis — let’s go boys! ????????
Tonight we play with heart, with style, with that Barça fire.
Visca Barça! ????⚽️????”
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Printery • Nov 20
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One TT News
Customer • Nov 20
KALLALOO – D’ REVOLUTION
The San Fernando East Secondary Past Students Association presents the Annual Semi-Inclusive Cooler Lime.
Live Performances By:
Eddie Charles & Traffik
Super Blue
Ronnie McIntosh
Yung Bredda
Ziggy Rankin
Kavita Ramkissoon
Dev
DJ Whizz & Mr Desmond
Date: Sunday 25th January, 2026
Venue: S.F.E.S.S. Compound
Time: 5 PM – 11 PM
Early Bird Tickets: $350
(Available until Dec 31st, 2025)
Regular Tickets: $400
Admission by ticket only.
For more information call: 678-6764 / 355-7356
One TT News
Customer • Nov 20
NGL turns around with $99m profit
For the nine months ending September 30, 2025, Trinidad and Tobago NGL Ltd (TTNGL) has recorded profit after tax of $99.6 million, an increase of $63.5 million over the comparative period in 2024.
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