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Passengers board a glass-bottom boat at Store Bay, Tobago yesterday.
QUAMINA PAYNE
Tobago stakeholders say there are valuable lessons to be learned from the maritime tragedy in Guyana.
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An example of what a data centre looks like inside.
The Government said that a Tier 4 data centre, which first began under the former administration, is not yet complete even as it moves ahead with proposals for two new data centres with Artificial Intelligence (AI) mining capabilities.
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MV Galleons Passage
As Guyanese families await answers following the tragic loss of lives aboard the MV Barima, maritime experts are warning that Caricom’s push to reconnect the region by sea must be matched by stronger safety systems.
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Opposition MP Marvin Gonzales.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales says the former People’s National Movement (PNM) government rejected a proposal for an artificial intelligence (AI) data centre because the company behind it was interested only in benefiting from Trinidad and Tobago’s subsidised water and electricity rates.
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A resident displays furniture elevated on beer cases as a precaution against flooding.
NEIL ROMAIN
After years of devastating floods that destroyed homes and disrupted lives, residents of flood-prone communities in central Trinidad say they are once again bracing for the worst as the rainy season returns.
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Naparima College student Reginald Mohammed captures a bronze medal at the 57th edition of International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO), in Tashkent, Uzbekistan along with team mates Leon Copilah of Iere High School, Soren Narine of Fatima College and Zeeshaan Lall of Naparima College.
Trinidad and Tobago has earned its first-ever medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO), with Naparima College student Reginald Mohammed capturing a bronze medal at the 57th edition of the global competition in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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Firefighters contain a fire that destroyed a woman’s apartment and an auto supply store on the corner of Diego Martin Main Road and Covigne Road, Diego Martin, yesterday.
AISTO ALVES
A Diego Martin woman’s apartment and an auto supply store were destroyed after a fire broke out at a building yesterday afternoon.
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Candice Gosine stands in her gutted bedroom.
SHASTRI BOODAN
A family of five has been left homeless after a fire, believed to have been deliberately set, destroyed their home at Madras Road, Cunupia, on Tuesday, reducing nearly all their belongings to ashes.
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Activist Alyssa Phillip and her mother Camille Caresquero were arrested during Labour Day celebrations in Fyzabad in June.
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More than a month after activist Alyssa Phillip was controversially arrested during Labour Day celebrations in Fyzabad, the labour movement is awaiting legal advice on whether there are grounds to challenge the matter in court.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has pointed to police statistics which she says show a decline in murders under her administration, arguing that the data demonstrate the effectiveness of the Government’s crime-fighting measures and the State of Emergency (SoE).
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Trinidad and Tobago has secured its first-ever medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO), with Naparima College student Reginald Mohammed earning a bronze medal at the 57th edition of the global competition held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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The Caribbean has strengthened its influence in legislative drafting across the Commonwealth after two regional legal professionals were elected to senior leadership positions in the Commonwealth Association of Legislative Counsel (CALC).
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