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There is no denying that 72-year-old Gary Julien bears a striking resemblance to former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley.
Nearly 2,000 students were suspended in a single school term during the 2021/2022 academic year—a startling indicator of rising discipline challenges in Trinidad and Tobago’s education system.
The Commonwealth Observer Group’s final report on Trinidad and Tobago’s 2025 General Election has raised multiple concerns about the country’s electoral environment, highlighting allegations of bribery, gaps in campaign finance laws, voter disengagement, unequal media access, and underrepresentation of women in Parliament.
The Caribbean has lost two visionary voices in the media. Veteran local broadcaster Hans Hanoomansingh and regional columnist Rickey Singh both passed away yesterday.
A driver attached to Furness Trinidad Limited was robbed at gunpoint by three men yesterday morning as he left Sea Lots after collecting money for his employer.
Ten days after the bodies of two Hispanic women were discovered in a shallow grave in Cunupia, another woman has been found murdered—this time, her body dumped in a drain in Enterprise, Chaguanas.
A Venezuelan national is among four people shot and wounded when gunmen opened fire on the vehicle they were travelling in.
More than $6.5 billion in public funds was pumped into the Community-Based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP) over 15 years–between 2009 and 2023–by the Government.
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro yesterday met with the family of murdered teenager Zion Roberts, offering words of comfort and assuring them that the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) would do everything possible to bring those responsible to justice.
As regional leaders convene in Montego Bay, Jamaica, today for the 49th Caricom Heads of Government meeting, this country’s Prime Minister will be unexplainably absent. This means Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has chosen to skip the first Caricom meeting of this magnitude to occur during her second term as Prime Minister.
With nearly all of a $19 million contract already paid to a contractor for the refurbishment of the Chatham Youth Development Apprenticeship Centre, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Phillip Watts is now questioning where the money went, given that the project is only 70 per cent complete.
Employees and patrons at the Peake Yacht Services Marina in Chaguaramas around 8:15 yesterday morning received a special visit from the world’s biggest fish, the Whale Shark.
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