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'UWI facing competition for students'
Helen Drayton
Faith-based teacher recruitment and constitutional rights
Prof Hamid Ghany
Catching the Speaker’s eye
Tony Rakhal-Fraser
Are our politicians inherently biased or does the Constitution give them licence?
Tevon Stowe, left, Zalika Frederick and Breanna Henry look on as Engineering graduate/mathematics teacher Akim Murray teaches them Quadratic Equations at his home in Maloney Gardens.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Positive figures: Maloney maths tutor prepares youths for life in and out of class
QPCC Saleem Henry, left, drives forward in attack against Police FC during the TTPFL Tier II football match at the Police Barracks in St James on Friday evening.
Daniel Prentice
Freitas’ two goals lead Police to $100,000 Tier II crown
UWI lecturer of History Dr Jerome Teelucksingh speaks on Indentureship. [Image courtesy TERRENCE HONORE]
TERRENCE HONORE
Shared struggles of indentureship and slavery—UWI historian
Alyssa Phillip, second from right, her mother Camille Caresquero with activist Wendell Eversley, third from left, and other participants, stand with their hands in the air during the nineteen minute silent protest for justice on behalf of Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy on Long Circular Road, St James yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Protesters silenced
Cops establish 500-metre security ring outside Forensics ahead of planned Kaia Sealy march
Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro speaks with the media at the Diplomatic Security Unit launch held at the St Clair Police Station yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Alexander admits cops facing a ‘hard time’ but urges them to ‘keep the fight’
A screengrab from the video circulating on social media in which calls were made for Port-of-Spain gangs to unite during the protest for Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy on Wednesday.
SOCIAL MEDIA
