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FILE: MV Golden Carrier at the Port of Scarborough.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
An electrical problem aboard the cargo vessel Golden Carrier caused panic among some passengers on Monday as it travelled from Port-of-Spain to Scarborough.
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Police are continuing their search for a Venezuelan woman who was abducted from her La Romaine home three days ago.
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Minister of Health Dr Lackram Bodoe
Minister of Health Dr Lackram Bodoe has lamented the lack of adequate medical equipment to effectively serve the public, noting that such challenges were one of several issues the Government is working to address, as he recalled instances where different clinics would have to share a device.
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Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence speaks with the media outside the Red House, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
As the Municipal Corporations (Amendment) Bill 2026 is expected to be laid in the House of Representatives today, Government and Opposition Senators shared their views on the provisions contained in the proposal, with some arguing that it would allow communities to receive a higher quality of service, while others accused the Government of trying to redraw boundaries in their favour.
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PNM Elections Officer, Indar Parasram
The People’s National Movement’s San Fernando East constituency executive election will take place next Monday - Budget Day - instead of the initially announced October 15 date.
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Disabled advocate Destar Dythe
As the Government prepares to deliver the 2027 Budget next Monday, advocates are calling for targeted investment to help migrant children, people with disabilities, autistic people and children with learning difficulties access education, healthcare, employment and basic support.
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A man who served a 20-year sentence for cocaine trafficking has been awarded $150,000 in compensation for delays in considering his applications for a presidential pardon.
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Justice Frank Seepersad delivers an address at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute for Cultural Cooperation's commemoration of Gandhi Jayanti, last week.
High Court Judge Frank Seepersad has suggested that citizens can disagree on issues without hating each other.
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Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Phillip Watts pays tribute to former Parliamentarian, Edward Hart, who passed away on January 4, 2026.
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has made another adjustment to ministerial responsibilities, transferring four major skills and vocational training agencies from Tertiary Education and Skills Training Minister Prakash Persad to Sport and Youth Affairs Minister Phillip Watts.
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Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed
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It happened dramatically in Chaguanas in 2013, when then Independent Liberal Party (ILP) councillor Faaiq Mohammed broke ranks with Jack Warner’s fledgling party and sided with the United National Congress (UNC).
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Traffic light timing at Dock Road near the Hyatt Regency along the westbound lane of Wrightson Road is being blamed for major traffic congestion during peak hours.
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Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly, Farley Augustine
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has condemned certain media houses for giving abusive men a platform. He made the statement on Monday night on Mic'd Matters, an online THA programme, as he responded to an attempted murder-suicide in Signal Hill and a recent viral video showing a man assaulting his girlfriend in a car. The alleged suspect in the latter was interviewed by a radio and television station. Police are investigating the incident after the victim filed a report.
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