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Rodger Samuel, Minister of State in the Office of the Prime Minister, said a decision on the fate of the instruments from the national music band Divine Echoes will be made by Cabinet next week.

Tropical storm Isaac is expected to be over Haiti today, the meteorologist on duty at T&T’s Met Office said yesterday in a telephone interview.

Looking back at the development of Trinidad and Tobago over the past 50 years, Minister of Local Government Dr Surujrattan Rambachan believes this country continues to miss out on opportunities to mar

Workers yesterday shut down the Public Service Transport Commission (PTSC) garage in San Fernando in protest against poor conditions.

San Fernando resident Shemarke Wilson says he was not in “control of his spirit” when he resisted arrest and threatened to cuff a police officer during a scuffle outside the magistrates court last mon

Vernella Alleyne-Toppin pledged her office’s assistance to Ann Thomas, of Don Kelly Street, Laventille, who lost her roof in yesterday’s heavy rains and winds.

Operations at the Licensing Division of the Ministry of Transport on Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, returned to normal yesterday after it was closed for two days because of problems with the air-condi

The distribution of 17,492 HP laptops, totalling more than US$9 million, will be distributed to Form One students between September 5 and 18.