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West Indies Group of University Teachers president Dr Indira Rampersad
ABRAHAM DIAZ
UWI workers continue protest over salary dispute;
WIGUT seeks Govt response
“A shoe collection belonging to a resident of Gloria Avenue, Crystal Stream, Diego Martin, is placed on top of a car to dry out after Saturday’s heavy rainfall.”
ROGER JACOB
Flood victims in north-west plead for help
T&T captain Shakeel Dyte attempts to push through the Canada defensive line, Alex Russell and Thomas Isherwood during the men’s final in the RAN Sevens Tournament at Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday. T&T suffered a 38-0 loss.
ROGER JACOB
Rugby men take silver, women bronze at RAN 7s
West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph, left, sends down a delivery during the third day of the First Test against Bangladesh in Antigua on Sunday.
CWI Media
West Indies maintain control as Bangladesh struggle on day 3 of Antigua Test
COP Erla Harewood-Christopher, centre, poses with members of Cougars Club, who was dominant in the Police 6K, yesterday morning. Nyla Kerr, fourth from left, won the women's category; Seth Sylvester, second from right, was second in the Under-13 boys; Brittney Morgan, second left, was first in the U-15 Girls; Jada Felix, third from right, was first in U-17 Girls' category; Ashley Serrapio, third from left, was third in the girls' 13-15 category and Jah Micheal Waldron, right, was the winner of the U-17 boys' category. Coach Kelvin Nancoo is at left. .
Mitchell, Kerr win TTPS 6K
San Fernando Mayor Robert Paris (center) honors former Mayor Ian Atherly and Joan Yuille-Williams before the start of the San Fernando City Month Military Parade at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Sports icons Atherly, Yuille-Williams get awards
T&T players Ruairi O’Farrell and Agboola Silverthorn make an attempt to block the Jamaican offensive during the Men’s Tier 1 match on day two of the Rugby Americas North Sevens held at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday. T&T fell to a 17-5 defeat.
ROGER JACOB
Mendez lodges query against Cayman Islands
Dr Indira Rampersad, president of WIGUT, left, speaking with campus principal Prof Rose-Marie Belle Antoine duringa midday protest on Thursday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Talks continue to settle UWI negotiations
A vehicle is marooned on Chuma Monka Avenue, Petit Valley.
ROGER JACOB
Heavy rains cause floods, fallen trees
Attorney Renuka Rambhajan, fourth from left, stands with her clients—PC Jabari McIntyre, PC Kevin Gomez, WPC Latifah Lezama, PC Keenen Williams, and PC Evans Mitchell—outside the Hall of Justice after their acquittal on Wednesday.
