Acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Colm Imbert speaks during the post-Cabinet media conference at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC.
Pushback Movement/Stakeholders United Movement supporters gather outside the Waterfront in Port-of-Spain yesterday, before they delivered a letter to the Auditor General.
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Members of the media walk alongside Delaware National Guard officials during a tour of one of three Blackhawk helicopters used for training with members of the T&T Defence Force at the Piarco International Airport’s South Terminal, Caroni North Bank Road, yesterday.
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Leroy Sifontis, who was fatally shot during a robbery along the Siparia Old Road in Siparia on Thursday.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour contributes to the debate during yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
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UNC MPs, from left, Dinesh Rambally, Anita Haynes-Alleyne and Rodney Charles at the Run Stephen Run 5k at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday.
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UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks during the party’s 35th anniversary interfaith service in Chaguanas on Sunday.
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Political analyst Dr Indira Rampersad
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds responds to a question during the sitting of the Senate yesterday.
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Nicholas May leaves the Curepe Presbyterian Primary School with his daughter after a sewer problem caused a disruption at the school yesterday.
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NWRHA CEO Anthony Blake
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Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Faris Al-Rawi greets student Aaron Ramkissoon during the launch of the Ministry of Youth Development and National Service’s Youth Development training series, at NESC’s Point Lisas Campus Plaza yesterday.
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Mayaro MP Rushton Paray, second from left, speaks with a protester at New Lands Village, Guayaguayare, yesterday.
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Penal/Debe Regional Corporation chairman Gowtam Maharaj, left, presents Hunters Search and Rescue Team members with equipment during the corporation’s public statutory meeting at the Namdevco Market in Debe yesterday. In the photo, from left, are Kesraj Sooknanan, Cipriano Cova, Captain Valence Rambharat, Ravi Ramrattan and Rocky Singh.
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Acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Colm Imbert speaks during the post-Cabinet media conference at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC.
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Pushback Movement/Stakeholders United Movement supporters gather outside the Waterfront in Port-of-Spain yesterday, before they delivered a letter to the Auditor General.
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The watercourse along Turtle Beach, Tobago, which has been highlighted in a social media video
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The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has launched an official investigation into the devastation of a turtle nesting site at Turtle Beach, a crucial site for endangered leatherback turtles in Tobago.
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert responds to a question in the Senate yesterday.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert has sought legal counsel on a letter from Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass’ attorney Anand Ramlogan SC’s Freedom Chambers, which Imbert says contains “outrageous, false and defamatory accusations and allegations”.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour contributes to the debate during yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour SC says Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass needs support and assistance. He also maintained yesterday that recent developments which have placed her office in the spotlight are not indicative of an attack by Government.
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UNC MPs, from left, Dinesh Rambally, Anita Haynes-Alleyne and Rodney Charles at the Run Stephen Run 5k at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday.
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Opposition MPs Rodney Charles, Rushton Paray, Anita Haynes-Alleyene and Dr Rai Ragbir have hit back at accusations made against them by UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar during the party’s anniversary service on Sunday.
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UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks during the party’s 35th anniversary interfaith service in Chaguanas on Sunday.
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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says all MPs received information that there was a Government motion to be debated during last Friday’s sitting of Parliament. She questioned if the five Opposition MPs who were absent during the motion knew how to read.
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Political scientist Dr Indira Rampersad says Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar can file a lawsuit against the parliamentarians who she claimed abdicated their responsibilities last Friday when they were absent for the vote on the Auditor General’s Report.
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds responds to a question during the sitting of the Senate yesterday.
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Fifty-six firearms which were privately owned or assigned to the public security sectors were reported lost, stolen or missing in the last five years.
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Nicholas May leaves the Curepe Presbyterian Primary School with his daughter after a sewer problem caused a disruption at the school yesterday.
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Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, speaking in the Senate yesterday, said while there are issues at the school there have been no disruptions.
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A wad of documents involving unusual financial activities at the Curepe Presbyterian School Parent Teachers Association (PTA) is now engaging the Integrity Commission’s attention.
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NWRHA CEO Anthony Blake
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North West Regional Health Authority CEO Anthony Blake says the decision not to include parents of infants who died at the Port-of-Spain Neonatal ICU (NICU) was out of the hands of the regional authority.
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Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Faris Al-Rawi greets student Aaron Ramkissoon during the launch of the Ministry of Youth Development and National Service’s Youth Development training series, at NESC’s Point Lisas Campus Plaza yesterday.
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The Government is currently looking at vesting orders for new burial sites which will legally allow state lands to be allocated to regional corporations.
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Justice Frank Seepersad
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A 25-year-old woman has partially succeeded in a lawsuit over protracted delays by the T&T Police Service (TTPS) in investigating a child pornography ring she was a victim of.
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The watercourse along Turtle Beach, Tobago, which has been highlighted in a social media video
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert responds to a question in the Senate yesterday.
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Attorney General Reginald Armour contributes to the debate during yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
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UNC MPs, from left, Dinesh Rambally, Anita Haynes-Alleyne and Rodney Charles at the Run Stephen Run 5k at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday.
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UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks during the party’s 35th anniversary interfaith service in Chaguanas on Sunday.
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Political analyst Dr Indira Rampersad
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds responds to a question during the sitting of the Senate yesterday.
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Nicholas May leaves the Curepe Presbyterian Primary School with his daughter after a sewer problem caused a disruption at the school yesterday.
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