Republic Bank, president and managing director, Nigel Baptiste, second from right, cuts the ribbon with developer, Raid Hadeed, third from left, and from left, and Republic Bank group vice president, Richard Sammy, Republic Bank, vice president, Karen Yip Chuck and Republic Bank vice president, P. Vic Salickram to open the new Republic Bank location on Eastern Main Road, San Juan in May 2024.
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Governor of the Central Bank, Larry Howai
Ronald Harford, former RFHL chairman, from left, celebrates the official opening of the East Gates Mall on November 22, 2022, with Edward Aboud, chairman of the GASL group, Karen Yip Chuck, RFHL’s incoming group CEO and, Richard Sammy, former RFHL group CEO designate.
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FILE - Cuba’s ambassador to T&T, Gustavo Daniel Véliz Olivares (left), and government ministers Eli Zakour (centre), and Nicholas Morris (right), at last year’s wreath-laying ceremony at Piarco International Airport.
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The Cuban Embassy and the Trinidad and Tobago Friends of Cuba (TTFC) will host a film screening on October 17 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the bombing of Cubana Flight 455, which killed all 73 people aboard the aircraft on October 6, 1976.
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Guyana’s Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed was granted GUY$750,000 (One Guyana dollar=US$0.004 cents) bail on Friday, after he appeared before Magistrate Faith McGusty at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court on gun-related crimes.
Locked gates at the Gloster Lodge Moravian school, Belmont, Port-of-Spain
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The Ministry of Education says remedial works are continuing at Gloster Lodge Moravian Primary School, which was closed on Tuesday, with some critical works scheduled to be completed over the coming weekend.
L to R - Minister in the Ministry of Health Dr Rishad Seecheran; Minister of defense and Toco/Sangre Grande MP Wayne Sturge; Cumuto/Manzanilla MP Shivanna Sam; Land and Legal Affairs Minister Saddam Hosei, at the bedside of one of the first parents to access the new bedside birth certificates facility in the Eastern Regional Health Authority. [Image courtesy ERHA]
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Parents giving birth at the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus can now register their babies and receive their birth certificates before leaving the hospital.
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FILE - Cuba’s ambassador to T&T, Gustavo Daniel Véliz Olivares (left), and government ministers Eli Zakour (centre), and Nicholas Morris (right), at last year’s wreath-laying ceremony at Piarco International Airport.
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