The MV Blue Wave Harmony vessel arrives at the Port of Port-of-Spain on Thursday, for domestic cargo operations between Trinidad and Tobago.
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Traffic moves along a section of the Western Main Road, Caranage on Saturday after the Stink and Dutty fete.
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Members of the Pan Elders Steel Orchestra perform their rendition of Magician at the Legacy Monday THA Medium Conventional Band Finals at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.
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PTA president Derek Cooper, right, speaks to parents protesting outside Rio Claro East Secondary School yesterday.
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Arrive Alive president Sharon Inglefield
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San Fernando Mayor Robert Parris holds a Bible as he speaks about Carnival funding and outstanding debts at yesterday’s City Hall media conference.
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A boisman stumbles after being hit during Wednesday’s stick fighting competition in Sangre Grande.
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Calypsoian, Nicole Thomas-Clarke, draws her position number 1 from the box during the TUCO Draw for positions for the Calypso Monach Semi Final at Raddison Hotel Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander during yesterday’s media conference at the UNC headquarters in Chaguanas.
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The MV Blue Wave Harmony vessel arrives at the Port of Port-of-Spain on Thursday, for domestic cargo operations between Trinidad and Tobago.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Traffic moves along a section of the Western Main Road, Caranage on Saturday after the Stink and Dutty fete.
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Minister Khadijah Ameen speaks to the media at a post-Cabinet briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s, yesterday.
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The government is set to spend just over $5 million on short-term contracted workers under the Upkeep of Public Spaces Programme, as preparations for Carnival 2026 intensify, with productivity of both new and existing municipal workers now under close scrutiny.
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Venezuelan migrant Ana Karina Acosta receives assistance from Magdalena Prado, a representative of La Casita Hispanic Cultural Centre located in Arima, as she registers on the Government’s online registration platform on January 31.
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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander announced that 7,324 migrant children have been registered in Trinidad and Tobago as part of the ongoing migrant registration programme.
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Venezuelan migrant Suyin Escalona Salazar
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Labour Minister Leroy Baptiste is urging migrants and workers to report cases of workplace exploitation, after a registered Venezuelan migrant, Suyin Escalona Salazar, alleged she was dismissed and denied wages following three months of work at a Gulf City restaurant.
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PTA president Derek Cooper, right, speaks to parents protesting outside Rio Claro East Secondary School yesterday.
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Parents of Rio Claro East Secondary School students staged a protest outside the school yesterday, vowing they will not rest until the person responsible for a series of violent online threats is arrested.
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Arrive Alive president Sharon Inglefield
Arrive Alive president Sharon Inglefield says that while distracted driving remains a concern, reducing speed limits should take precedence over introducing new regulations on mobile and windscreen-mounted devices.
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San Fernando Mayor Robert Parris holds a Bible as he speaks about Carnival funding and outstanding debts at yesterday’s City Hall media conference.
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With just ten days until masqueraders take the streets, San Fernando stakeholders believe there is still time for additional funding to restore competition and strengthen Carnival in San Fernando, even as the city grapples with the effects of a reduced subvention.
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A Mt Lambert couple who operate a mini-mart from their home have been charged with marijuana possession for the purpose of trafficking, after allegations they were selling drugs to schoolchildren.
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A boisman stumbles after being hit during Wednesday’s stick fighting competition in Sangre Grande.
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Boismen showcased their finest skills on Wednesday night at the semifinals of the NCC Stick Fighting Competition at the Sangre Grande Multi-purpose Indoor Sporting Facility on Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande.
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Almost a month after his body was found in the Heights of Guanapo, two Moruga men have been charged with the murder of 23-year-old Ronald Ramlogan.
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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine said a barge has been secured as an interim measure to move cargo to Tobago following damage to the MV Blue Wave Harmony.
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A Penal woman got a shock on Wednesday after discovering the handyman she had hired lying dead in her garden.
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Calypsoian, Nicole Thomas-Clarke, draws her position number 1 from the box during the TUCO Draw for positions for the Calypso Monach Semi Final at Raddison Hotel Port-of-Spain yesterday.
The Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation has announced the order of appearance for the semi-final round of the National Calypso Monarch competition.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar presents the instrument of appointment to new Public Service head Natasha Barrow during a ceremony yesterday.
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The Blue Wave Harmony docked at the Port-of-Spain ferry terminal on Tuesday.
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Six new fire trucks are seen on the Port of Port-of-Spain compound on Wrightson Road on Wednesday.
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Minister Khadijah Ameen speaks to the media at a post-Cabinet briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s, yesterday.
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Venezuelan migrant Ana Karina Acosta receives assistance from Magdalena Prado, a representative of La Casita Hispanic Cultural Centre located in Arima, as she registers on the Government’s online registration platform on January 31.
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Venezuelan migrant Suyin Escalona Salazar
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PTA president Derek Cooper, right, speaks to parents protesting outside Rio Claro East Secondary School yesterday.
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Arrive Alive president Sharon Inglefield
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San Fernando Mayor Robert Parris holds a Bible as he speaks about Carnival funding and outstanding debts at yesterday’s City Hall media conference.
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A boisman stumbles after being hit during Wednesday’s stick fighting competition in Sangre Grande.
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