Former Central Bank governor Jawala Rambarran.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
UWI lecturer and historian Dr Jerome Teelucksingh
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Members of the public wait in line outside the Immigration Division at the Government Campus Plaza, Port-of-Spain, in July.
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A migrant seeks assistance from an official at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva yesterday, where registration cards are being distributed to applicants who previously completed the migrant registration process.
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Workers from several trade unions—along with several opposition politicians in solidarity with them—march through the streets of Port of Spain on Friday 30 October 2026. [Image by ROGER JACOB]
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FILE - Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles
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Burnt-out cables and rubble could still be seen in the cable yard at TSTT’s work centre in Laventille yesterday, following Saturday’s fire.
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Kammesia Stewart, left, mother of Hasani Bobb, and Karresia Wheeler, Bobb’s aunt, at their Patience Hill home yesterday.
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Tam Tam, centre, displays his trophy and replica cheque after winning his first Soca Titans title at Carnival City, Scarborough, Tobago, on Wednesday.
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Residents of Mentor Alley during a candlelight vigil for missing woman LaTonya Christian at the St Barb’s Basketball Court on Wednesday.
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Undertakers remove the bodies of Cheryl Dixon and Kavita Deosaran, who were shot dead at Soho Beauty Haven at Veneris Plaza, Couva, on Wednesday.
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National Trade Union Centre general secretary Michael Annisette, centre, and other trade union leaders hold up approval from the TTPS for today’s protest march during a media conference at the SWWTU Hall, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Former Central Bank governor Jawala Rambarran.
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UWI lecturer and historian Dr Jerome Teelucksingh
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Twelve mothers from communities across Trinidad and Tobago will compete for the title of Ms Magnificent Mom 2026 tomorrow at the Cascadia Hotel, St Ann’s
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A man from San Juan has been awarded over $200,000 in compensation for being wrongfully arrested, falsely imprisoned and assaulted by police officers in their probe into an alleged plot to disrupt Carnival celebrations in 2018.
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Restrictions implemented by the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) in Tobago failed to stop the flow of water on Friday morning, as thousands of Stink and Dutty patrons were sprayed with hoses.
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Workers from several trade unions—along with several opposition politicians in solidarity with them—march through the streets of Port of Spain on Friday 30 October 2026. [Image by ROGER JACOB]
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Workers took to the streets of Port of Spain today as 12 trade unions mobilised for a march, which started shortly after 9am at Memorial Park. Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, Opposition MP Stuart Young, Patriotic Front political leader Mickela Panday and other members of the Opposition PNM were among those present.
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Seven foreign nationals, between the ages of 23 and 32, have been arrested after they allegedly failed to produce valid identification and immigration documents during a police exercise at a bar in Tunapuna.
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FILE - Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles has accused Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar of hypocrisy for condemning protesting trade unions after bringing unions and other groups under the UNC’s political umbrella to help win an election.
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Burnt-out cables and rubble could still be seen in the cable yard at TSTT’s work centre in Laventille yesterday, following Saturday’s fire.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Five days after an arson attack razed the Telecommunications Service of Trinidad and Tobago’s (TSTT) scrap yard in Laventille, residents of Beetham Gardens have accused the police and soldiers of “tormenting” them over the last several days.
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Kammesia Stewart, left, mother of Hasani Bobb, and Karresia Wheeler, Bobb’s aunt, at their Patience Hill home yesterday.
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The family of a 20-year-old Patience Hill, Tobago man who was shot and killed by police, are demanding greater accountability from officers, calling for mandatory body cameras as they reject the police account of the fatal shooting.
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Tam Tam, centre, displays his trophy and replica cheque after winning his first Soca Titans title at Carnival City, Scarborough, Tobago, on Wednesday.
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Soca Titans lived up to its name on Wednesday with an epic clash at Carnival City that left patrons mesmerised.
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Residents of Mentor Alley during a candlelight vigil for missing woman LaTonya Christian at the St Barb’s Basketball Court on Wednesday.
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Relatives of missing Laventille hairdresser LaTonya Christian have accused Tobago police of dragging their feet in the search for the 23-year-old, prompting a senior officer to defend the investigation and question why she was reported missing 15 days after she was last seen.
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Undertakers remove the bodies of Cheryl Dixon and Kavita Deosaran, who were shot dead at Soho Beauty Haven at Veneris Plaza, Couva, on Wednesday.
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Homicide detectives are yet to determine whether a masked gunman who killed two women at a Couva beauty spa on Wednesday came looking for one of them or deliberately targeted both.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the murder toll has declined by approximately 46 per cent over the past two years, despite a recent spate of killings, including the murders of two women at a Couva spa and attorney-at-law Taradath Singh this week.
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FILE: Prime Minister, Kamla Persad Bissessar makes her contribution to the 2027 budget presentation in Parliament.
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Workers from several trade unions—along with several opposition politicians in solidarity with them—march through the streets of Port of Spain on Friday 30 October 2026. [Image by ROGER JACOB]
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FILE - Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles
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Burnt-out cables and rubble could still be seen in the cable yard at TSTT’s work centre in Laventille yesterday, following Saturday’s fire.
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Kammesia Stewart, left, mother of Hasani Bobb, and Karresia Wheeler, Bobb’s aunt, at their Patience Hill home yesterday.
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Tam Tam, centre, displays his trophy and replica cheque after winning his first Soca Titans title at Carnival City, Scarborough, Tobago, on Wednesday.
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