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Minister of State in the Ministry of National Security Collin Partap says the Government will consider an increased subsidy for the Trinidad and Tobago Cadet Force as it is an important tool in the fight against crime.

The procedure and protocols of the National Insurance Board (NIB) were brought into question yesterday, when the organisation was again asked to justify why some $156 million was invested in the now defunct Clico Investment Bank rather in “safer”...

Technocrats’ 56-run win over Cricket Lovers on Sunday, could be rated as one of the biggest comeback wins ever in the history of the T&T Women’s Cricket Association League.

Questions are being asked about how two contractors recommended by the Education Facilities Company Ltd’s (EFCL) evaluation team ended up being sidelined for refurbishment works at two secondary schools.

Four major US banks failed to show they have enough capital to survive another serious downturn, the Federal Reserve said yesterday. The list included Citigroup, the nation’s third-largest bank.

Legislation being presented to Parliament is poorly thought out and is being done by “voops, vaps and vie-ki-vie,” PNM Senator Faris Al Rawi said yesterday.

Jamaica’s fifth straight win in the Regional Four-Day Championship on Monday has left the remainder of teams scrapping for the three semifinal spots now up for grabs in the competition.

Cricketers from all walks of life showed up yesterday at the Open Bible Church, San Fernando, to say farewell to former West Indies cricketer Runako Morton.