The new proposed office of the DPP, First Citizens building on St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain.
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Mark Carney is sworn in as prime minister during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Friday, March 14, 2025. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Residents of Penal stage protest action as they call on the authorities to issue a Stop Work notice to a pensioner who diverted the Black Water Channel in Penal to safeguard his property—photos by Kristian De Silva.
FILE - The headquarters of the U.S. Department of Education, March 12, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
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Clarke Rochard Masjid members, from left, president Juman Ali, Abdul Quduws, Inshan Mohammed, and Haroon Ali, stand in the Quyam position during prayers yesterday. The masjid was desecrated during a break-in on Tuesday.
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LGBTQIA+ activist Jason Jones
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National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley responds to questions from journalists, from left, Seigonie Mohammed (TTT), Akash Samaroo (Guardian Media) and Juhel Browne (One Caribbean Media) at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain, on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during the commissioning of the Lisa Morris-Julian Boulevard in Arima recently.
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Stork workers, led by OWTU’s Ernesto Kesar, gather outside the Industrial Court in San Fernando yesterday, as their retrenchment case went before the court.
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Parents of children from Princess Elizabeth Centre protest outside the facility in Woodbrook yesterday.
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The new proposed office of the DPP, First Citizens building on St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain.
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Mark Carney is sworn in as prime minister during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Friday, March 14, 2025. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Residents of Penal stage protest action as they call on the authorities to issue a Stop Work notice to a pensioner who diverted the Black Water Channel in Penal to safeguard his property—photos by Kristian De Silva.
Angry residents of Penal protested on Friday, accusing a pensioner of selfishly diverting a major river and putting their homes at risk of flooding.
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FILE - The headquarters of the U.S. Department of Education, March 12, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
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More than 50 universities are being investigated for alleged racial discrimination as part of President Donald Trump’s campaign to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs that his officials say exclude white and Asian American students.
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Barbados will host the 69th annual health research conference of the Trinidad-based Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) in May.
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Police are trying to identify the body of a man whose body was dumped at a cemetery in Morvant on Friday morning.
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Police said Deon Brusco was at his Benny Road, home around 11 pm when masked gunmen ran into his house, overpowering him and a female relative.
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Clarke Rochard Masjid members, from left, president Juman Ali, Abdul Quduws, Inshan Mohammed, and Haroon Ali, stand in the Quyam position during prayers yesterday. The masjid was desecrated during a break-in on Tuesday.
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Ramadan observances at a Penal mosque have been marred by a burglary in which cash and other items were stolen.
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Trinidad and Tobago nationals with booked trips to the United Kingdom but no Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) remain frustrated as to their next move, and the travel plans for others are now in limbo over a new visa policy and fees.
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National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds
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National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds says local criminals fleeing to the United Kingdom to seek asylum to “avoid accountability to the law,” was one of the reasons T&T nationals now require a visa to travel there.
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Outgoing Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says following regular assessments regarding the effectiveness of the current State of Emergency (SoE), he is not anticipating a further extension.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley responds to questions from journalists, from left, Seigonie Mohammed (TTT), Akash Samaroo (Guardian Media) and Juhel Browne (One Caribbean Media) at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain, on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has declared that he has “no regrets” about his tenure as he looks toward retirement on Sunday.
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Political analyst Dr Indira Rampersad predicts that the highly anticipated election date will be revealed on Sunday, coinciding with Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s official resignation. She made the statement when she was interviewed on CNC3’s The Morning Brew.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during the commissioning of the Lisa Morris-Julian Boulevard in Arima recently.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has assured citizens that he is leaving office in good health, putting to rest lingering concerns about his well-being that have surfaced in recent years and speculations that ill health was the main reason for his departure.
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The new proposed office of the DPP, First Citizens building on St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain.
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Mark Carney is sworn in as prime minister during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Friday, March 14, 2025. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Residents of Penal stage protest action as they call on the authorities to issue a Stop Work notice to a pensioner who diverted the Black Water Channel in Penal to safeguard his property—photos by Kristian De Silva.
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FILE - The headquarters of the U.S. Department of Education, March 12, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
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Clarke Rochard Masjid members, from left, president Juman Ali, Abdul Quduws, Inshan Mohammed, and Haroon Ali, stand in the Quyam position during prayers yesterday. The masjid was desecrated during a break-in on Tuesday.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
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LGBTQIA+ activist Jason Jones
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National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds
NICOLE DRAYTON
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds
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