PNM leader Pennelope Beckles with members of Dynasty, from the Barataria-San Juan constituency, at the party’s annual Sports and Family Day at Nelson Mandela Park, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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People’s National Movement leader Pennelope Beckles listens to Siparia alderman Victor Roberts during the Parade of Teams segment at the party’s annual Sports and Family Day at Nelson Mandela Park, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Justice Frank Seepersad with members of Rotary Club of Penal at their special Mother’s Day dinner hosted held at Royal Hotel San Fernando on Saturday.
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Criminal Bar Association president Israel Khan, SC
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Gowrie Cleaver-Nanan, left, presents Kailash Dialsingh with a token of appreciation for academic excellence at the Presbyterian Primary Schools’ Board of Education 2025 SEA Awards Function at the Presbyterian Church of T&T Synod Auditorium, San Fernando, on Saturday. Looking on is Justice Gillian Lucky.
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Grieving relatives outside the Port-of-Spain General Hospital’s A&E Department yesterday, after the attack where toddler Akini Kafi, his dad Aquil and a friend were killed in Belmont.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers addresses members of the media during yesterday’s post-Cabinet media briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s.
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Salisha Jogie being comforted by her husband, Arnold, at the funeral of their daughter, Angelica Saydee Jogie, on April 18.
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MP for Tobago West Joel Sampson, left and MP for Tobago East David Thomas during a sitting of the House of Representatives in Port-of-Spain.
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A screengrab from the video showing Port-of-Spain City Corporation alderman Wayne Griffith, right, being attacked by Tranquillity Government Secondary School students on Monday.
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FILE: Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro, left, during a foot patrol.
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PNM leader Pennelope Beckles with members of Dynasty, from the Barataria-San Juan constituency, at the party’s annual Sports and Family Day at Nelson Mandela Park, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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People’s National Movement leader Pennelope Beckles listens to Siparia alderman Victor Roberts during the Parade of Teams segment at the party’s annual Sports and Family Day at Nelson Mandela Park, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Justice Frank Seepersad with members of Rotary Club of Penal at their special Mother’s Day dinner hosted held at Royal Hotel San Fernando on Saturday.
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Students at the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) have been forced to wait an extra week to sit their examinations after a global cyberattack on the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) crippled access to essential academic resources.
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Relatives of Anthony Wilson, look around the area where he and two others were killed at Upper St Francois Valley Road, Belmont, yesterday.
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A routine trip by parents to drop off their son at his daycare turned deadly yesterday morning, after gunmen intercepted their car and ambushed them in Belmont.
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Grieving relatives outside the Port-of-Spain General Hospital’s A&E Department yesterday, after the attack where toddler Akini Kafi, his dad Aquil and a friend were killed in Belmont.
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Two people who were at the Port-of-Spain General Hospital when Antonia Cain-Kafi took her son in, bleeding from a gunshot wound to the head, are calling for political unity and family support.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers addresses members of the media during yesterday’s post-Cabinet media briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s.
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While ministers responsible for national security remained publicly silent on the murder of 23-month-old Akini Kafi yesterday, Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers said the Government stands ready to support the grieving family and insisted its anti-crime strategy will soon begin bearing fruit.
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Port-of-Spain North/St Ann’s West MP Stuart Young
Opposition Member of Parliament for Port-of-Spain North/St Ann’s West, Stuart Young, is calling for the immediate resignations of Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander and Defence Minister Wayne Sturge, following a triple killing in Belmont yesterday that claimed the life of a 23-month-old child and two men.
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PNM deputy political leader Sanjiv Boodhu
People’s National Movement (PNM) deputy political leader Sanjiv Boodhu has condemned Government Senator Phillip Alexander, for suggesting that the 23-month-old child killed in Belmont would still be alive had the proposed Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) legislation been in force.
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Criminologist Dr Randy Seepersad
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The killing of a 23-month-old child in Belmont yesterday has raised fresh concerns about rising violence and the risk of society becoming desensitised to repeated killings.
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Pastor Clive Dottin
Seventh-day Adventist pastor and former Police Service Commission member Clive Dottin is calling for every sector of society to take responsibility for tackling crime and corruption.
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Salisha Jogie being comforted by her husband, Arnold, at the funeral of their daughter, Angelica Saydee Jogie, on April 18.
Nearly a month after seven-year-old Angelica Jogie was killed in a jet ski collision at Tobago’s Pigeon Point Heritage Park, her grieving father says his family feels justice is slipping further away as police investigations continue without charges being laid.
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MP for Tobago West Joel Sampson, left and MP for Tobago East David Thomas during a sitting of the House of Representatives in Port-of-Spain.
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Tobago East MP David Thomas says he is not surprised by Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles’ criticism of Tobago’s parliamentarians.
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A screengrab from the video showing Port-of-Spain City Corporation alderman Wayne Griffith, right, being attacked by Tranquillity Government Secondary School students on Monday.
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Five Tranquillity Government Secondary students have been suspended following the assault of Port-of-Spain City Corporation chairman and alderman Wayne Griffith, which occurred during an incident along Dundonald Street, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.
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FILE: Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro, left, during a foot patrol.
Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro has issued a strong warning to violent home invaders, stating that officers will “defend themselves and the citizens” following a police operation in Marabella that ended with one suspect being fatally shot and two others arrested.
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Relatives of Anthony Wilson, look around the area where he and two others were killed at Upper St Francois Valley Road, Belmont, yesterday.
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Grieving relatives outside the Port-of-Spain General Hospital’s A&E Department yesterday, after the attack where toddler Akini Kafi, his dad Aquil and a friend were killed in Belmont.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers addresses members of the media during yesterday’s post-Cabinet media briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s.
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Salisha Jogie being comforted by her husband, Arnold, at the funeral of their daughter, Angelica Saydee Jogie, on April 18.
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