Sports Minister and Tobago West MP Shamfa Cudjoe, centre, waves a People’s National Movement flag in the stands during a Tobago House of Assembly campaign meeting at the Cyd Gray Sporting Complex in Roxborough on Wednesday night.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley enjoys the trip on the ATP James during it’s maiden voyage to Tobago.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
A workman sweeps the yard of the Belmont Government Primary School on Wednesday, as upgrades to the school are being done in preparation for next month’s reopening of schools to children sitting exams later this year.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
Franklin Khan
Vice president of the Asa Wright Nature Centre board of directors Marina Narinesingh points to one of the many species of birds which can be found at the embattled Asa Wright,Blanchisseuse Road yesterday
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PNM Political Leader, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks at the launch of the PNM’s campaign for the January 25 Tobago House of Assembly elections, last night.
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The newest vessel in the national fleet of ferries, the APT James.
Courtesy the National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO).
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Supt (Ag) Wayne Mystar
Shirley Bahadur
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley as a guest of Tobago Channel 5 yesterday morning.
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Prof Christine Carrington
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during his early morning interview on Tobago's Channel 5, on Monday 4 January 2021. (Image courtesy Tobago Channel 5)
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Digicel Foundation Board member Guy Small, left, head of Security & Facilities Digicel, presents the Digicel Foundation Partnership Recognition Award for FY 2019 to Jill de Bourg, president of the T&T Red Cross Society (TTRCS).
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Ingrid Persaud
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Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly.
Nicole Drayton
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Independent candidates Ariel Saunders at St Mary’s, Hindustan.
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PNMs Leslie Chang Fong, left, and UNC candidate Daniel John give each other an elbow bounce at Patrick Gordon Building in Point Fortin after filing their nomination papers, yesterday, to contest the upcoming Local Government by-election in January for the district of Hollywood Point Fortin.
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Sports Minister and Tobago West MP Shamfa Cudjoe, centre, waves a People’s National Movement flag in the stands during a Tobago House of Assembly campaign meeting at the Cyd Gray Sporting Complex in Roxborough on Wednesday night.
Courtesy Tracy Davidson-Celestine Facebook page
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley enjoys the trip on the ATP James during it’s maiden voyage to Tobago.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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A workman sweeps the yard of the Belmont Government Primary School on Wednesday, as upgrades to the school are being done in preparation for next month’s reopening of schools to children sitting exams later this year.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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James Chang-Kit
The deputy chairman of the Office of Public Regulations (OPR) James Chang-Kit has resigned, citing frustration with the elements of the recently passed Public Procurement Bill.
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The Sikorsky helicopter which the PP Administration leased.
The leased Sikorsky helicopter which was "parked in a shed" in Camp Cumuto for five years must be investigated by Parliament's National Security Committee after the PNM Government refused to honour the lease on the helicopter, says UNC MP Roodal Moonilal.
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PNM Political Leader, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks at the launch of the PNM’s campaign for the January 25 Tobago House of Assembly elections, last night.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley said last night the Government had to source $16 billion more than the 2020 budgetary allocation to assist the country through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The newest vessel in the national fleet of ferries, the APT James.
Courtesy the National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO).
Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has called out Government on an inspection report regarding the new Tobago ferry APT James which states the vessel has six deficiencies, including missing fire safety equipment.
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Supt (Ag) Wayne Mystar
Shirley Bahadur
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, Traffic and Highway Patrol Branch said 2020 saw the lowest number of road traffic deaths recorded in this country in the last 63 years.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley as a guest of Tobago Channel 5 yesterday morning.
Trinidad and Tobago will be in line to receive COVID vaccines within the first quarter of 2021.
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Prof Christine Carrington
Research by the University of the West Indies (UWI) has confirmed that the new United Kingdom and South African variants of the COVID-19 virus are not in circulation in T&T.
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Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh is hoping that partygoers in Tobago do not infect their loved ones and kill them.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during his early morning interview on Tobago's Channel 5, on Monday 4 January 2021. (Image courtesy Tobago Channel 5)
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says that managing the pandemic remains government’s priority as he warned that reopening the borders could lead to a reversal of the gains made so far.
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Digicel Foundation Board member Guy Small, left, head of Security & Facilities Digicel, presents the Digicel Foundation Partnership Recognition Award for FY 2019 to Jill de Bourg, president of the T&T Red Cross Society (TTRCS).
Special needs schools were the happy recipients of 100 first aid kits as part of the Digicel Foundation’s ‘Preparing You’ Programme. The kits were donated by the T&T Red Cross Society (TTRCS) and presented to principals of Goodwill Industries, New Beginnings, The Memisa Centre, National Centre for Persons with Disabilities, Wharton Patrick and Lady Hochoy Arima.
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Ingrid Persaud
T&T writers Monique Roffey and Ingrid Persaud have topped the Novel categories in the prestigious Costa Book Awards for 2020.
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Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly.
Nicole Drayton
After a three-week break over the Christmas season, thousands of students returned to virtual classrooms yesterday for the start of the second virtual term of the 2021 academic year.
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Fire Fighters battle a massive blaze at a warehouse at Enterprise, Chaguanas on Monday night.
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School teacher Suzette Sylvester, who was allegedly beaten to death by a close male relative, with some of her former students at the El Dorado West Secondary.
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James Chang-Kit
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The Sikorsky helicopter which the PP Administration leased.
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PNM Political Leader, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks at the launch of the PNM’s campaign for the January 25 Tobago House of Assembly elections, last night.
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The newest vessel in the national fleet of ferries, the APT James.
Courtesy the National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO).
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Supt (Ag) Wayne Mystar
Shirley Bahadur
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley as a guest of Tobago Channel 5 yesterday morning.
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Prof Christine Carrington
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during his early morning interview on Tobago's Channel 5, on Monday 4 January 2021. (Image courtesy Tobago Channel 5)
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