British High Commissioner says more needs to be done for women CNC3Television 2026-09-21 | British High Commissioner says more needs to be done for women
FATCA deadline confusion CNC3Television 2016-09-28 | Top of the news tonight, an IRS document appears to contradict the government's position on the September 30th deadline for FATCA.The document obtained from the US Department of the Treasury outlines the framework for countries' compliance and gives a January 2017 deadline.One financial expert believes the government should properly understand those timelines.Kristy Ramnarine explains.
2012.10.04 CNC3 News at Noon CNC3Television 2012-10-04 | UNC MP Moonilal confirms fired Justice Minister Herbert Volney wants to part ways with UNC.
2012.10.03 CNC3 News at 4 pm CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | Obama and Romney face off in first US presidential debate
3 murders in separate incidents CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | In the most recent incident, reputed gang leader Ziggy Yearwood was shot dead just after midday today. Reports say police officers were called to ninth street beetham gardens. When they arrived they found Yearwood shot dead at a house in the area. Police say Yearwood was the leader of the Hell Yard Gang in Beetham and they are bracing for an upsurge in violence in the area. Only on Monday night 39 year-old Beetham resident Kenneth Rodgriguez was shot by assailants. Police could not say if that shooting was in anyway connected to Yearwood's murder.Meanwhile police in South Trinidad are investigating the murder of 31 year-old Shanty Seelal. Reports say the woman was outside her parents Williamsville home, last evening when she got into an argument with a man she knew.Relatives heard screams and found Seelal with stab wounds about the body. She died on the spot. An arrest is yet to be made.And over in Tobago police have held a 34 year-old relative of Delroy Cordner for his murder. Cordner was stabbed during a scuffle with his relative at Speyside in Tobago on Monday.His killing brings to 4 the number of people murdered in Tobago for the year 2012.
$25,000 bail for Shane Gopeesingh CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | Shane Gopeesingh, the son of Education minister Dr. Tim Gopeesingh has been granted 25 thousand dollars bail on a charge of assault. The case stems from an altercation involving Shane and another man at a doubles vendor stall in Woodbrook.The entire episode was captured on tape and was circulated on several social media sites. After being charged by the police earlier today, Shane appeared before senior magistrate Annette McKenzie at the Port of Spain magistrates court shortly after 3 this afternoon. He pleaded not guilty to the three charges of using obscene language, assaulting Gregory white occasioning bodily harm and possession of a weapon with intent to commit an offence. He was granted 25 thousand dollars bail to be approved by a clerk of the peace or a cash alternative of 10 thousand dollars. 28-year-old Shane, of Elerslie Park in Maraval, will re-appear in court on October 9th.
Warner confirms death threat against Keith Rowley CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | National Security, Minister Jack Warner is tonight confirming a death threat made against opposition leader Dr. Keith Rowley. However Minister Warner said leaders must not live in fear. Speaking at a community meeting in Trou Macaque, Laventille a short while ago Mr. Warner also expressed disappointment that the murder toll has gone up with a Beetham man killed today. Cameraman Neil Romain and reporter Chester Sambrano were in Trou Macaqua and file this report.
Know your rights 02-10-2012 CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | You heard about it in yesterday's budget and in tonight's know your rights we explore maternity benefits.
Fuel subsidy to be extended CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | Finance minister Larry Howai says further reductions in the fuel subsidy can be expected throughout calendar year 2013. Minister Howai says the projected savings to the government from the initial proposal to reduce the subsidy on premium gasoline...will earn the country less than a hundred million dollars. Sampson Nanton reports
Public reaction to new fuel prices CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | The new price for premium gas took effect from today and motorists are not happy. Some gas stations are already reporting fewer premium sales today. But taxi drivers say the new hike should not affect the pockets of the travelling public. Cameraman Timothy Chasteau and reporter Chester Sambrano visited several gas stations and taxi stands on the east west corridor and brought back this report.
Protest action to re open Malick Secondary School CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | Students attending the Malick Secondary School and their parents staged a protest outside the prime minister's office today to draw attention to their plight. The students and parents say there have been no classes at the school since the new school term began and are demanding that officials at the education ministry stop dragging their feet and rectify the problem, which is affecting the students' education. More from Otto Carrington.
POS budget forum question aspects of 2013 fiscal package CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | The coordinator of N-G-O's for the advancement of women. Hazel Brown is tonight challenging the prime minister's position on the removal of vat from food items. Brown says there is probably a need to better define what is food, as she maintains that the majority of food products have already been zero-rated. Brown was one of several speakers at today's post-budget panel discussion hosted by the chamber of industry and commerce. Sampson Nanton reports.
More stories on 2013 Budget CNC3Television 2012-10-03 | 1) HOWAI AT CHAMBERFinance minister Larry Howai has confirmed that the light rail project is no longer a pressing priority of the government despite earlier indications by the transport ministry that it would go the way of a public private partnership or PPP. The minister says that he narrowed down to just 10, which he hopes to begin rolling out in November. He says as part of this arrangement, tolls can soon be expected. Sampson Nanton reports.2) ERROR IN BUDGET CLARIFIED 3) UNION RESPONDS TO BUDGETFinance minister Larry Howai has cleared up what he says was an error in the price of oil he made during the presentation of the 2012/2013 budget yesterday. Speaking at the post-budget panel discussion hosted by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce this morning, minister Howai said the real figure is 80 US dollars and not 75 US dollars as he had stated. The Oilfield Workers Trade Union believes budget 2012/2013 lacked detail and will bring more hardship to the people of this country. President general and head of the OWTU Ancel Roget says the budget was full of deceit.
Budget 2013: GATE to be restructured and Ashwort Jack satisfied with Tobago allocations CNC3Television 2012-10-02 | ...
