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Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Dr Amery Browne is awaiting word from the Venezuelan authorities on the identity of a body found in Pedernales, Delta Amacuro, last month.
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Missing Tobago fisherman Richie Cox
It has been a week since Richie Cox was swept away by rough seas while fishing at Black Rock, Tobago. Curtis Williams, President of the All-Tobago Fisherfolk Association (ATFA), hopes his team will be able to recover the body before the weekend.
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Some of the buffalypsoes that are loose in Rio Claro
Rio Claro residents and farmers are pleading for help from the authorities with a herd of buffalypsoes that is running amok in their community, terrorising villagers and destroying crops.
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Tabaquite MP Anita Haynes Alleyne
The fate of several Opposition MPs who have called for the restructuring of the United National Congress (UNC) continues to hang in the balance as they await word on the party’s internal elections and general election screenings.
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FLASHBACK: Jewel of the Seas cruise ship and tourists enjoy the clean water along the Rockley Bay beach, in Tobago.
VINDRA GOPAUL-BOODAN
As the 2023-2024 cruise ship season comes to an end, the Tobago House of Assembly(THA) is reporting a 56 per cent increase in visitors to the island.
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The Guyana government says it intends to outline a “comprehensive plan of action” later on Wednesday in response to the collapse of the Stabroek Market Wharf earlier, resulting in at least five being people taken to hospital with injuries.
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The headless body found in a garden in San Juan on Tuesday has been identified as missing businessman José Gregorio Maldonado Carrillo.
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(From left) Sandra Welch-Farrell, CEO of SWF&Co; Lisa Ramkissoon, Hope Centres Manager; Keisuke Harada, Senior Manager, Marubeni Power International Inc.; Mo Majeed, COO & Managing Director Caribbean Operation, Marubeni Power International Inc.; Dr Indira Couch, Chairperson, Hope Centre; Polly Indar, Trustee and Former Chairperson, Hope Centre; and Anna Lucie-Smith, General Manager, SWF&CO, at Hope Centre on April 16, 2024. [Image courtesy Marubeni Power International Inc]
In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, Marubeni Power International Inc. has donated US$10,000 to the non-profit organisation, Hope Centre, which cares for children and families in crisis.
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In this photo released by Xinhua News Agency, He Jie, the men's marathon record holder in China, wearing number 1, runs alongside African competitors during the Bejjing Half-Marathon 2024 in Beijing on Sunday, April 14, 2024. Organizers are investigating the half-marathon race in Beijing after video from the race showing three African runners appearing to let the Chinese runner ahead of them right as they are about to cross the finish line sparked public speculation that the race was rigged. (Ju Huanzong/Xinhua via AP)
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Organizers are investigating a half marathon race in Beijing after three African runners appeared to let China’s top long-distance runner move ahead of them shortly before the finish line and sprint to victory, sparking public speculation that the result was rigged.
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Tomatoes were one of the foods that saw a general downward movement in its price between February and March this year, according the CSOs Consumer Price Index Report for March 2024. [Image courtesy North-Central Regional Health Authority]
The inflation rate remained unchanged, and there was a slight dip in the food price index for March 2024, the Central Statistical Office (CSO) is saying in the latest edition of its Consumer Price Index Report.
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The Ministry of Health is going full steam ahead with its plans to digitise patients' medical records.
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A screenshot of Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, as he addressed the Official Opening of the new Sangre Grande Hospital Campus, on Wednesday 17 April 2024. The PM has pledged that government will leave no stone unturned to find out what led to the deaths of 8 babies at the Port of Spain General Hospital.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has assured that the government will leave no stone unturned to find out what led to the deaths of 8 babies at the Port of Spain General Hospital.
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