FILE -Former PNM Minority leader Kelvon Morris during a press conference at the Minority leader office UPTown Scarborough, Tobago.11/16/23
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Cuban Ambassador to T&T Gustavo Véliz Olivares
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Hermina Bynoe Charles
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Businessman Andrew Gabriel
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A pedestrian walks past the Chaguanas Police Station yesterday.
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Economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
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Child psychologist Dr Sarah Subhan
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Hakeem “Peng” Baker, who was gunned down on Sun Valley Extension, La Canoa Road, Santa Cruz on Wednesday night.
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FILE -Former PNM Minority leader Kelvon Morris during a press conference at the Minority leader office UPTown Scarborough, Tobago.11/16/23
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Anguilla Primier Minister Cora Richardson-Hodge, from left, St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, Belize Prime Minister John Briceno and Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit chat at the 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government retreat on the picturesque island of Nevis yesterday.
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Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says Caricom is not hiding behind diplomatic language on Cuba but has limited power to influence developments there, as pressure mounts from the United States, which has implemented a blockade on that island, for Caribbean governments to reassess ties with Havana.
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Opposition Senator Dr Amery Browne
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While political parties are expressing hope for a positive outcome for T&T following the Prime Minister’s upcoming meeting with US President Donald Trump, they are also voicing some reservations.
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Cuban Ambassador to T&T Gustavo Véliz Olivares
Cuba says it remains committed to working with T&T and has also expressed its gratitude to the people of this twin island republic for their solidarity, amid souring relations with the United States.
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Hermina Bynoe Charles
Nationally renowned mezzo-soprano, Hermina Bynoe Charles, will be laid to rest today. She died on February 21.
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Businessman Andrew Gabriel
Businessman Andrew Gabriel has won his appeal over the Court of Appeal’s decision to award him only $10,000 in compensation for defamation by current Government Senator and Minister in the Ministry of Housing, Phillip Alexander.
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A pedestrian walks past the Chaguanas Police Station yesterday.
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Police are investigating the disappearance of two kilogrammes of marijuana from the Chaguanas Police Station, months after an officer was charged in a similar theft at the Barataria Police Station.
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Economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
Reopening the former Pointe-a-Pierre refinery will only succeed if the Government secures a partner with substantial financial resources and guaranteed access to crude oil, economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon has cautioned, following Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s announcement that the United States will assist in identifying a suitable investor.
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Child psychologist Dr Sarah Subhan
Between January 2024 and February 2026, 22 children under the age of 18 either died by suicide or attempted to do so, with mid-adolescents aged 15 and 16 accounting for nearly three-quarters of the cases.
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Hakeem “Peng” Baker, who was gunned down on Sun Valley Extension, La Canoa Road, Santa Cruz on Wednesday night.
Relatives of murdered Diego Martin labourer Hakeem Baker are calling for stronger action to prevent further escalation of violent crime.
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Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Ravi Ratiram, has presented Letters of Appointment to members of the Veterinary Surgeons Registration Board at the Ministry’s head office.
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The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) held a stakeholder engagement session with upstream oil and gas operators on Tuesday to discuss the Certificate of Environmental Clearance permitting process.
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CPO Commander Dr Daryl Dindial
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Chief Personnel Officer Commander Dr Daryl Dindial today met with the Executive of the Contractors and General Workers Trade Union following the signing of revised terms and conditions for the periods 2014–2016 and 2017–2019.
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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and T&T Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar chat during the 50th Caricom meeting in St Kitts and Nevis on Wednesday.
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From front row at left, Caricom Secretary General Dr Carla Barnett with regional prime ministers gathered at the 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government, Caricom leaders journeyed to the picturesque sister island of Nevis for a special retreat yesterday.
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Anguilla Primier Minister Cora Richardson-Hodge, from left, St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, Belize Prime Minister John Briceno and Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit chat at the 50th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government retreat on the picturesque island of Nevis yesterday.
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Opposition Senator Dr Amery Browne
FAITH AYOUNG
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Cuban Ambassador to T&T Gustavo Véliz Olivares
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Hermina Bynoe Charles
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Businessman Andrew Gabriel
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A pedestrian walks past the Chaguanas Police Station yesterday.
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Economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
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Child psychologist Dr Sarah Subhan
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Hakeem “Peng” Baker, who was gunned down on Sun Valley Extension, La Canoa Road, Santa Cruz on Wednesday night.
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