Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and members of the UNC Government shows off their cake to mark the UNC’s one year anniversary in government rally at the Couva South carpark on Saturday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar addresses the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly last September.
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Family, friends and colleagues of Cpl Anuska Eversley follow the casket during a procession along Coffee Street, San Fernando, yesterday.
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FILE – Prime Minister of Belize, John Briceño.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar delivers remarks on NGC profits during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers delivers his presentation during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Members of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association walk along Edward Street, Port-of-Spain, during their protest yesterday.
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Minister of Health Lackram Bodoe, responds to a question posed by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament yesterday.
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Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar speak during their meeting at the Red House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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People bathe at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park, Tobago, yesterday.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley
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A screengrab of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers’ Pennywise video.
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Guyana President Dr Mohammed Irfaan Ali speaks at the T&T Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Business Meeting and Outlook at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles addresses the media outside Parliament ahead of yesterday’s sitting of the House.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and members of the UNC Government shows off their cake to mark the UNC’s one year anniversary in government rally at the Couva South carpark on Saturday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar addresses the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly last September.
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FILE – Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodriguez (right).
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A Grenadian journalist’s on-the-spot question to Venezuela’s interim president has drawn attention in Trinidad and Tobago, asking Delcy Rodriguez why she chose Grenada as her international visit before she pivots to ask, why not Trinidad and Tobago.
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Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro (left) smiles as he checks out the CSI team’s curry duck offerings, at the curry duck competition hosted by Central Division, which included teams from the Fire Service and the Traffic Warden Division, and was held on Friday 10 April 2026, at La Vega Estate. [Image by SHASTRI BOODAN]
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A curry duck competition hosted by the Central Division of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) did not affect ongoing policing activities, according to Superintendent Russ Gloden.
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FILE – Prime Minister of Belize, John Briceño.
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Belize Prime Minister John Briceño has thrown his support behind CARICOM Secretary General Dr Carla Barnett while criticising Trinidad and Tobago’s absence from a recent head of government meeting, describing the situation as one that should be resolved within the regional bloc.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar delivers remarks on NGC profits during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has announced that the National Gas Company of T&T (NGC) recorded a profit after tax of $3.285 billion in 2025, its highest in 11 years, declaring the result a sign of improved management under her administration.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers delivers his presentation during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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The United National Congress (UNC) Government has been working consistently—up to a March meeting—to have the UK visa imposition overturned, says Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers.
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Members of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association walk along Edward Street, Port-of-Spain, during their protest yesterday.
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Nurses came out in their hundreds yesterday to demand an increase in salaries, overtime rates comparable to other workers and to send a message to the Government that they have had enough.
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Minister of Health Lackram Bodoe, responds to a question posed by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament yesterday.
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Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe has assured that there is no health crisis in T&T at this time.
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Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar speak during their meeting at the Red House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar will make an official visit to Guyana following discussions with that country’s President, Mohamed Irfaan Ali, yesterday, where both leaders agreed on a wide-ranging development, trade and economic agenda aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana.
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People bathe at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park, Tobago, yesterday.
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The suspect in the fatal jet ski accident, which claimed the life of Angelica Jogie at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park on Wednesday, remains in police custody.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley
Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley has called for the implementation of a ban on all jet ski activities near the popular bathing areas at Pigeon Point, Tobago.
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A screengrab of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers’ Pennywise video.
Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers has issued a formal apology following a breach of ministerial protocol involving a social media advertisement for a prominent local retailer, Pennywise.
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Guyana President Dr Mohammed Irfaan Ali speaks at the T&T Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Business Meeting and Outlook at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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The Caribbean Community has not confirmed whether an emergency meeting of Heads of Government, convened by Caricom chair and St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Terrance Drew, went ahead as scheduled yesterday, amid an escalating dispute over the reappointment of Secretary General Dr Carla Barnett.
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FILE – Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodriguez (right).
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Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro (left) smiles as he checks out the CSI team’s curry duck offerings, at the curry duck competition hosted by Central Division, which included teams from the Fire Service and the Traffic Warden Division, and was held on Friday 10 April 2026, at La Vega Estate. [Image by SHASTRI BOODAN]
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FILE – Prime Minister of Belize, John Briceño.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar delivers remarks on NGC profits during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers delivers his presentation during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Members of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association walk along Edward Street, Port-of-Spain, during their protest yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
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Minister of Health Lackram Bodoe, responds to a question posed by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament yesterday.
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Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar speak during their meeting at the Red House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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People bathe at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park, Tobago, yesterday.
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