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Dr Gillian Paul, former president of COSTAATT who died this week.
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Tributes are pouring in for Dr Gillian Paul, the esteemed former president of the College of Science, Technology, and Applied Arts of T&T (COSTAATT), who died this week.
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A man from Diego Martin has partly succeeded in his appeal over being convicted of resisting arrest and obstructing a roadway.
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Sangre Grande police have seized the licensed firearm of a Sangre Grande Regional Corporation councillor as they investigate an incident that caused him to draw the weapon on a municipal police officer.
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Earle Samsoodeen murdered outside his home at Debe Trace, Debe.
Relatives of businessman Earle Samsoondeen huddled in fear inside their home as some 20 gunshots rang out, unaware that he was under
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Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Faris Al-Rawi poses for a picture with workers from the CEPEP Company during their Health, Safety, Security and Environment Exhibition held at the company's office in Ste Madeleine yesterday.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
While a pay increase may not be on the table for Cepep workers, Rural Development and Local Government Minister Faris Al-Rawi says the company will become diversified to include hydroponics and mulching.
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An 18-year-old Venezuelan woman is assisting police with their investigations into reports of grievous sexual and physical assault against a 24-year-old special needs woman.
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File: Fire Tenders at the Fire Service Headquarters on Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain.
ANISTO ALVES
Four of the six air conditioning units in the dormitories at Fire Service Headquarters were repaired on Thursday and the final two were to be fixed by yesterday.
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Attorneys Sanjiv Boodhu and Sasha Paula Singh representing the Mathura siblings.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
Hannah Mathura’s siblings say although they have not been officially informed that the bones found in their backyard are of their sister, the latest information is an emotional weight off their shoulders.
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Fisheries Biologist and Assistant Lecturer, Department of Life Sciences, University of the West Indies, St Augustine, Zaheer Hosein
RESEARCH GATE
The attack by a bull shark on tourist Peter Smith in Tobago waters yesterday was most likely unprovoked, said Zaheer Hosein, Fisheries Biologist and Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Life Sciences at the University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus.
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Lifeguards Jason Rondon, left, and Kevin Quintero, patrol Maracas Beach yesterday.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
There were fewer visitors to Maracas Beach than usual yesterday but lifeguards on duty did not know if it was related to the shark attack at Courland Bay, Tobago.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour during the debate on a motion for the extension of period of time under sections 24(1) and 25(1) of the Exchequer and Audit Act Chap. 69:01 in Parliament yesterday.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour has been asked to study the report of the Commission of Enquiry into the 1990 coup attempt seek legal advice and advise Cabinet on the “various legal options available for consideration by the Government.”
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The $10,000 bounty put out by the Tobago House of Assembly to capture the shark involved in an attack this morning has been retracted.
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