Omari Richins, three years old, found unresponsive at home, in Corinth on January 12.
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Political Scientist Dr Hamid Ghany gives remarks while on CNC3’s election programme Tobago Decides last Monday.
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Bunji Garlin commands the crowd at The Xperience Fete earlier this year.
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A section of Pascal Road that was damaged following the eruption of the Piparo mud volcano last week.
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FILE - Scores of people lined Royal Road in San Fernando to get a bird's-eye view of the 62nd Independence Day fireworks show at San Fernando Hill on August 31, 2024.
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Omari Richins, three years old, found unresponsive at home, in Corinth on January 12.
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People’s National Movement Minority leader Kelvon Morris, left, and Tobago Council chairman Ancil Dennis with Scarborough/Mt Grace candidate Petal Benoit during a meeting at the Magdalena Grand last Sunday.
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People’s National Movement (PNM) Minority Leader Kelvon Morris is blaming both Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and Chief Secretary Farley Augustine for Tobago’s current decline in tourism.
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Police officers patrol Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, following the murder of 28-year-old Tekay Hoyce on Saturday night. Two other people, identified as 20-year-old Ronaldinho James and 67-year-old Monica Penniston, were injured in the shooting and later taken for medical treatment.
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The usual hustle and bustle continued as normal along Charlotte Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday, hours after a shooting on Saturday night that claimed the life of a former national footballer and left two others injured.
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Government's management of the foreign exchange issue will see heightened action in 2026, with additional work anticipated on restructuring the Export-Import Bank of T&T Ltd (Eximbank), as well as the development of greater coordination in forex allocation with other forex distributors and generators, Finance Minister Dave Tancoo says.
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Bunji Garlin commands the crowd at The Xperience Fete earlier this year.
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Tensions in the region amid the impasse between the United States and Venezuela, and Trinidad and Tobago’s involvement in the situation, are raising concerns among some foreign visitors ahead of Carnival 2026, says promoter Kwesi “Hypa Hoppa” Hopkinson.
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The delivery of tangibles and continued restructuring from the United National Congress (UNC) Government and efforts from the Opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) with food banks and employment assistance for citizens are all part of what will unfold from both sides in 2026.
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Eoin Kazim Peters
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Friends and relatives of 21-year-old Eoin Kazim Peters are mourning his death following a fatal road traffic accident along the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway in Gasparillo early yesterday morning.
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A section of Pascal Road that was damaged following the eruption of the Piparo mud volcano last week.
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Residents of Piparo are being urged to stay away from the crater of the Piparo mud volcano, which remains highly active and dangerous, according to a new report from the University of the West Indies.
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A Maraval man who stopped to answer a call on his cell phone along Nelson Street in Port-of-Spain on Saturday night, was shot twice by gunmen.
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The Government has extended the maximum age to eight years for certain imported vehicles and tightened eligibility rules for electric vehicles, under amendments to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act taking effect in 2026.
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Basil plants being grown in a hydroponics greenhouse. [Image by The Travel Nook via Pixabay]
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The Government has removed customs duty on a wide range of agricultural equipment and inputs from January 1, 2026.
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The Government has tightened customs duty concessions on electric and CNG vehicles, limiting who benefits and by how much, under an amendment taking effect from January 1, 2026.
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FILE - Scores of people lined Royal Road in San Fernando to get a bird's-eye view of the 62nd Independence Day fireworks show at San Fernando Hill on August 31, 2024.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has warned that “firm and decisive action” will be taken against anyone who breaches newly proclaimed fireworks legislation now in force.
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Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce president Baldath Maharaj
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Tobago People’s Part leader Farley Augustine
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People’s National Movement Minority leader Kelvon Morris, left, and Tobago Council chairman Ancil Dennis with Scarborough/Mt Grace candidate Petal Benoit during a meeting at the Magdalena Grand last Sunday.
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Police officers patrol Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, following the murder of 28-year-old Tekay Hoyce on Saturday night. Two other people, identified as 20-year-old Ronaldinho James and 67-year-old Monica Penniston, were injured in the shooting and later taken for medical treatment.
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Finance Minister Dave Tancoo
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Bunji Garlin commands the crowd at The Xperience Fete earlier this year.
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Senator Darrell Allahar
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