The blazing inferno that was the Guanapo Landfill in Arima, which posed serious threats to the surrounding villages for the past week is finally being stabilised.
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Medical protagonist, Dr Kevin Moze, is set to make a huge contribution to the dental industry in T&T.
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As the People’s Partnership Government gets set to celebrate its second year in office on May 24, a recent survey conducted on Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar showed that 42 per cent rated her performance as “excellent” and “good.”
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One of the inescapable confrontations in a plural society like ours is the issue of race relations.
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Bois Bande, Sangre Grande farmers fear they may be violently attacked by thugs over the ownership of 90 hectares of agricultural and residential land in their community.
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Q: Rev, while some politicians are doing their utmost to mash up this place, let’s talk religion. Do you believe organised religion or faith-based organisations have failed Trinidad and Tobago?
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Residents of several areas affected by a shortfall in the supply of potable water by the Desalination Company (Desalcott) have now had their pipe-borne water restored.
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An inmate who escaped from the Port-of-Spain Prison on Frederick Street on Wednesday night was recaptured moments later.
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A fire that has been raging at the Guanapo Landfill in Arima since Thursday evening has sent clouds of foul-smelling smoke as far as Curepe, Tunapuna and Trinicity, leading to fears of environmental problems.
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Primary school pupils from Grenada recently paid a different kind of visit to Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London.
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