Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar gives remarks, during the sitting of the house of representatives on the Miscellaneous Amendments Bill debate.
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A house in southern Haiti is rebuilt to withstand strong winds and heavy rain. (IOM Photo)
Persons using fireworks during Divali celebrations in Grand Couva on Monday night.
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Opposition MP for Port-of-Spain North/St Ann’s West Stuart Young during yesterday’s Parliament sitting.
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FILE FOOTAGE: A Port-of-Spain City Corporation wrecker passes with a wrecked vehicle in front of the Red House, Abercromby Street, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath speaks at Penal Secondary laptop distribution on Tuesday.
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Voters in La Pompe, in Bequia, waiting to cast their ballots (CMC Photo)
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Nigeria’s Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate (left) and Barbados’ Minister of Health, Dr. . Jerome Walcott, sign the Memorandum of Understanding in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar gives remarks, during the sitting of the house of representatives on the Miscellaneous Amendments Bill debate.
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Queen’s Royal College.
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Attorney General John Jeremie
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The Opposition PNM says that “the vast majority of PNM Members of Parliament are not holders of Firearm Users Licences and/or firearms.”
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Opposition MP Colm Imbert
House Speaker Jagdeo Singh is expected to rule on whether the Opposition's motions of privilege against the Prime Minister and Attorney General, as well as a similar motion by Government MP Barry Padarath against PNM's Colm Imbert, meet the threshold to be referred to Parliament's Privileges Committee for investigation.
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Opposition MP for Port-of-Spain North/St Ann’s West Stuart Young during yesterday’s Parliament sitting.
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Port-of-Spain North/St Ann's East MP, Stuart Young, says the decision by Heritage Petroleum Company Limited to end sponsorship of Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra and Siparia Deltones Steel Orchestra forms part of what he calls an ongoing pattern of reduced support for steelbands.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has reported a major marijuana seizure following an intelligence-led operation conducted by the Special Investigations Unit in the Central Division on Wednesday.
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FILE FOOTAGE: A Port-of-Spain City Corporation wrecker passes with a wrecked vehicle in front of the Red House, Abercromby Street, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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The Port-of-Spain Corporation has announced that wrecking operations will begin in the Downtown Business District from Monday, December 1st, 2025.
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Police seized cocaine valued at more than TT$16 million and arrested two women during an operation at the ANR Robinson International Airport on Monday.
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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath speaks at Penal Secondary laptop distribution on Tuesday.
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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath has announced that all laptops under the government’s Form 1 distribution programme will arrive before December 23, completing the delivery of 18,000 AI-enabled devices.
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A Valencia farmer who left home on Wednesday morning to tend to his garden, was found dead hours later by police after his mother contacted them to say her son had been killed.
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Voters in La Pompe, in Bequia, waiting to cast their ballots (CMC Photo)
More than 103,000 voters are going to the 250 polling stations here on Thursday to elect a new government in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in an election that political observers say could signal the end of the political career of Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves.
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Tobago’s murder toll has climbed to eight for the year after a 44-year-old American builder was found dead in Castara late Wednesday night.
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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has assured Tobagonians that Tobago remains “a place of peace and a place of love,” even as regional tensions between Venezuela and the United States continue to dominate public discussion.
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Chief Secretary and Tobago People’s Party leader Farley Augustine last night encouraged supporters to stay focused and prepare for “distractions” as the party hosted a Prayer and Consecration Service at Rovanel’s Resort last night.
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A Port-of-Spain City Corporation wrecker towing a vehicle along Dock Road, Port-of-Spain, earlier this year.
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Attorney General John Jeremie
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Opposition MP for Port-of-Spain North/St Ann’s West Stuart Young during yesterday’s Parliament sitting.
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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath speaks at Penal Secondary laptop distribution on Tuesday.
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Voters in La Pompe, in Bequia, waiting to cast their ballots (CMC Photo)
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