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nesting season in Trinidad and Tobago will begin on 1st March 2025 and run through 31st August 2025. The Ministry reminds the public three beaches—Fishing Pond, Matura, and Grande Rivière—serve as the primary nesting sites for the island's sea turtles, and these areas are designated as Prohibited Zones.
Police are investigating two robberies that happened in the same general area in San Juan less than an hour apart on Thursday morning.
Four persons were arrested and three firearms and quantities of ammunition and narcotics seized during exercises conducted across several Divisions yesterday.
Ukraine’s leader will meet with President Donald Trump in Washington on Friday at a pivotal moment for his country, one that hinges on whether he can persuade Trump to provide some form of U.S. backing for Ukraine’s security against any future Russian aggression.
The World Bank says it has approved a new project to support Guyana in upgrading and rehabilitating the country’s road infrastructure.
Acting Prime Minister Stuart Young said yesterday that he is “concerned,” but “not uneasy” about the impact US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s foreign policy plans will have on the Dragon gas deal and the T&T economy.
Nigerian integrated energy company, Oando Plc, was yesterday named as the preferred bidder to lease the Guaracara refinery in Pointe-a-Pierre, based on a recommendation by an evaluation committee.
United National Congress leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says her party will not honour any agreement the current People’s National Movement (PNM) Government enters into regarding the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery—and she says Government’s “colluding” with Nicolas Maduro’s Venezuela regime is the “worst Bend Over” in T&T’s energy sector history.
As global political dynamics continue to evolve, political analyst Derek Ramsamooj believes the Dragon gas deal remains viable but securing its future will require adaptability and strategic leadership.
Two political scientists suggest that citizens could be heading to the polls in August, as it may be the most strategic time for prime minister-designate Stuart Young to call the general election.
United National Congress (UNC) Mayaro MP Rushton Paray and senator Anil Roberts and chairman Dave Tancoo have all remained mum on a complaint allegedly made by Paray to the UNC about an “unprovoked altercation” between Roberts and Paray.
United National Congress (UNC) deputy leader Roodal Moonilal has called for the “real reason” why charges were recently dropped against three Strategic Services Agency (SSA) employees, after noting Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley had placed “so much so-called evidence in the public space under parliamentary cover.”
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