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Saturday, May 17, 2025

Opinion

 Catholic Commission for Social Justice consultant Leela Ramdeen

Catholic Commission for Social Justice consultant Leela Ramdeen

Love, the Christian’s ID Card

To­mor­row’s Gospel read­ing (John 13:31-35) sends an im­por­tant mes­sage to us in T&T and to those around the world who con­tin­ue to beat the drums of ha­tred and war; to those who sit on the side­lines and ig­nore the plight of those who suf­fer from pover­ty, hunger, crime and vi­o­lence, in­clud­ing hu­man traf­fick­ing, bro­ken im­mi­gra­tion sys­tems, mod­ern slav­ery, and the many in­equal­i­ties/in­equities/in­jus­tices that plague hu­man­i­ty. Self­ish­ness, in­di­vid­u­al­ism and trib­al­ism are lead­ing us down the wrong road.

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National Nurses Credit Union and Co-operative Society president Nisha Nedd, left, vice president Aleisha Edwards and T&T National Nursing Association president Idi Stuart at the launch of the credit union in St Augustine yesterday.

National Nurses Credit Union and Co-operative Society president Nisha Nedd, left, vice president Aleisha Edwards and T&T National Nursing Association president Idi Stuart at the launch of the credit union in St Augustine yesterday.

CARISA LEE

T&T nursing students failing exams, worst in the region—Stuart

Trinidad and To­ba­go Na­tion­al Nurs­ing As­so­ci­a­tion (TTNNA) pres­i­dent Idi Stu­art says more than half of the stu­dents who sit the Re­gion­al Ex­am­i­na­tion for Nurse Reg­is­tra­tion (RENR) fail the ex­ams.

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Carisa Lee
Wed May 14 2025
Minister of Housing David Lee, third from left, and Minister in the Ministry of Housing Phillip Alexander look at plans at one of the projects during their tour of several housing development projects on Monday.

Minister of Housing David Lee, third from left, and Minister in the Ministry of Housing Phillip Alexander look at plans at one of the projects during their tour of several housing development projects on Monday.

COURTESY: MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Housing Minister on HDC funding: We will get it done

In an ef­fort to ramp up the con­struc­tion of new hous­es, new­ly-mint­ed Hous­ing Min­is­ter David Lee has promised that the Gov­ern­ment will make funds avail­able to the Hous­ing De­vel­op­ment Cor­po­ra­tion (HDC) to pay con­trac­tors.

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KAY-MARIE FLETCHER
Wed May 14 2025
Local Government Minister Khadijah Ameen, left, stands on an excavator with Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed and Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries Ravi Ratiram at the Ministry of Local Government launch of the Flood Mitigation Exercise 2025 yesterday.

Local Government Minister Khadijah Ameen, left, stands on an excavator with Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed and Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries Ravi Ratiram at the Ministry of Local Government launch of the Flood Mitigation Exercise 2025 yesterday.

VASHTI SINGH

Ameen orders urgent use of resources to clear drains, prevent flooding

New­ly ap­point­ed Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment Min­is­ter Khadi­jah Ameen has start­ed a na­tion­al flood mit­i­ga­tion cam­paign, which she said will see the im­me­di­ate de­ploy­ment of equip­ment and man­pow­er to clear drains and wa­ter­cours­es to pre­vent flood­ing.

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Radhica De Silva
Wed May 14 2025
A motorist drives past a massive landslide along Papourie Road in Barrackpore yesterday.

A motorist drives past a massive landslide along Papourie Road in Barrackpore yesterday.

RISHI RAGOONATH

Residents tell PM: Papourie Road not a drain, it's a death trap

While Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar de­scribed Pa­pourie Road, Bar­rack­pore, as a drain, many res­i­dents say it is much worse.

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KEVON FELMINE
Wed May 14 2025

State to pay man for wrongful arrest... again

For the fourth time in eight years, the State has been or­dered to pay sig­nif­i­cant com­pen­sa­tion to a man from Clax­ton Bay due to the ac­tions of the po­lice. 

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Derek Achong
Wed May 14 2025

Inshan’s brother wants to know what expenses ex-PNM ministers claimed

A tele­vi­sion host has re­quest­ed the dis­clo­sure of records re­lat­ed to mo­tor ve­hi­cle tax ex­emp­tions, State-fund­ed hous­ing, and med­ical ex­pens­es claimed by mem­bers of the for­mer Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) gov­ern­ment.

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Derek Achong
Wed May 14 2025
Attorney Varun Debideen

Attorney Varun Debideen

Attorney appeals judge’s move to refer him to LATT disciplinary committee

A lawyer has chal­lenged a judge’s de­ci­sion to re­fer him to the Dis­ci­pli­nary Com­mit­tee of the Law As­so­ci­a­tion of T&T (LATT) for fa­cil­i­tat­ing a ques­tion­able mul­ti-mil­lion dol­lar loan. 

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Derek Achong
Wed May 14 2025
Reginald Mac Lean

Reginald Mac Lean

THTA head: Trinidad crime issues making Tobago look bad

The pres­i­dent of the To­ba­go Ho­tel and Tourism As­so­ci­a­tion (TH­TA), Regi­nald MacLean, says a re­cent US trav­el ad­vi­so­ry is dam­ag­ing to To­ba­go’s tourism sec­tor and to­tal­ly un­fair.

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Wed May 14 2025
Iyana Castanada

Iyana Castanada

Woman’s autopsy delayed again as pathologist misses flight

The foren­sic au­top­sy on the body of 41-year-old Iyana Cas­tana­da had to be de­layed once again—this time be­cause the pathol­o­gist sched­uled to per­form it missed his flight to To­ba­go.

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Wed May 14 2025

Couva man dies after crashing into truck

A Cou­va man was killed af­ter his ve­hi­cle slammed in­to a garbage truck late Sun­day night. The de­ceased was iden­ti­fied as 44-year-old Ter­rance Ali of Per­se­ver­ance Vil­lage, Cou­va. Ac­cord­ing to po­lice re­ports, the dri­ver of the garbage truck was col­lect­ing trash along the South­ern Main Road in Mc Bean, Cou­va, near Din­di­al’s Stock­pile, around 11.15 pm when the in­ci­dent oc­curred. The truck dri­ver told po­lice that he had stopped to pick up garbage when he sud­den­ly felt an im­pact at the rear of the ve­hi­cle. Up­on check­ing, he dis­cov­ered that a gold Nis­san Almera had crashed in­to the back of the truck. The car’s dri­ver, lat­er iden­ti­fied as Ali, ap­peared un­re­spon­sive. Emer­gency ser­vices were con­tact­ed, and Ali was tak­en to the Cou­va Health Fa­cil­i­ty, where he was pro­nounced dead on ar­rival. Con­sta­ble Kussie is con­tin­u­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tions.

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Wed May 14 2025
Uagnan Ramjit

Uagnan Ramjit

Photo courtesy: TTPS

Burnt body believed to be that of missing Fyzabad man

Burnt re­mains be­lieved to be those of miss­ing Fyz­abad man Uag­nan “Pha­goo” Ramjit have been dis­cov­ered in a yard not far from his home.

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Wed May 14 2025

Taxi driver robbed in Sando

A 60-year-old taxi dri­ver was robbed of cash and a cell­phone by a pas­sen­ger in San Fer­nan­do on Mon­day. Po­lice said the vic­tim was at the Bor­de Narve taxi stand on Mu­cu­rapo Street, sit­ting in his gold Nis­san Almera around 6.05 pm, when a man ap­proached and hired him for a trip to Bor­de Narve. Up­on reach­ing the Bor­de Narve recre­ation ground, the pas­sen­ger asked the dri­ver to re­turn to San Fer­nan­do, say­ing he would pay him up­on ar­rival. The dri­ver agreed. How­ev­er, when they ar­rived at Prince of Wales Street, near Faith Cen­tre, the man an­nounced a rob­bery and stole $679, and a grey Sam­sung cell­phone val­ued at $900. The sus­pect then ex­it­ed the ve­hi­cle and fled on foot in an east­er­ly di­rec­tion. Sgt Seecha­ran and of­fi­cers of the San Fer­nan­do En­quiries and Op­er­a­tions Unit re­spond­ed to the scene. PC Bal­lier­a­jh is lead­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tions.

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Wed May 14 2025
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