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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
Members of the Macoon Street Masjid in San Fernando break fast on Tuesday.
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National Nursing Association of T&T president Idi Stuart
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Roland Binda of Woodland shows his empty barrel during a water protest at Pluck Road in Woodland yesterday.
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Minister in the Minstry of the Housing Adrian Leonce chats with Jaime Alleyne as her brother, Ryan Alleyne, looks on during the distribution of keys to starter homes, Bon Air Gardens Community Centre, Emperor Boulevard, Arouca yesterday.
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A picture of the artefact on BIR employee Mindy Ramoutar’s desk.
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Prince Charles, a teen boxer, was murdered in Sangre Grande.
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Committee member, Jayanti Lutchmedial-Ramdial
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Chandradaye Maraj Adams shows the damage to the door of her home caused during a police raid at her Production Avenue, Sea Lots home.
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Chandradaye Maraj Adams, mother of reputed underworld figure Akinni “Dole” Adams, claims her family is being unfairly targeted by police officers after a door at her home was damaged during a police search in Sea Lots on Tuesday morning.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is greeted by Energy Minister Stuart Young on his arrival for the Practical Completion of the Port-of- Spain General Hospital Central Block on Monday. Looking on is Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh.
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As prime minister-designate Stuart Young prepares to take office next week, former People’s National Movement (PNM) general secretary Ashton Ford believes Young will first have to counter Opposition misinformation while navigating race relations before addressing the other issues he will have on his plate.
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Members of the Macoon Street Masjid in San Fernando break fast on Tuesday.
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Muslims across T&T have joined millions around the world in observing the Holy Month of Ramadan, a period dedicated to fasting, charity, and reflection.
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National Nursing Association of T&T president Idi Stuart
T&T’s healthcare system is under severe strain due to a persistent shortage of nursing personnel, a crisis that could worsen if the government fails to secure Cuban doctors and nurses, says T&T Registered Nurses’ Association (TTRNA) president Idi Stuart.
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Roland Binda of Woodland shows his empty barrel during a water protest at Pluck Road in Woodland yesterday.
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Even as thousands of gallons of water gushed into the Woodland plains from a broken main, residents of the nearby San Francique community protested yesterday over a month-long water problem.
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Minister in the Minstry of the Housing Adrian Leonce chats with Jaime Alleyne as her brother, Ryan Alleyne, looks on during the distribution of keys to starter homes, Bon Air Gardens Community Centre, Emperor Boulevard, Arouca yesterday.
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Government has increased the amount of money paid to contractors for the construction of starter homes.
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The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has lost its bid to overturn an $18 million default judgment obtained against it by a contracting company, after it failed to properly defend its lawsuit over unpaid fees.
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A 48-year-old man from Williamsville, who admitted to stabbing his estranged wife to death after he caught her having sex with a former partner, will be released from prison in a little over three years.
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A picture of the artefact on BIR employee Mindy Ramoutar’s desk.
The decision to reassign acting stenographer Mindy Ramoutar to another department in the Board of Inland Revenue was due to a staff shortage and not because of the presence of a “voodoo” artefact.
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Prince Charles, a teen boxer, was murdered in Sangre Grande.
A 56-year-old man appeared before a Master of the High Court, charged with the murder of 19-year-old Prince Charles, which occurred during Carnival Tuesday celebrations.
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Committee member, Jayanti Lutchmedial-Ramdial
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A stark contrast exists in how the Electricity Commission (T&TEC) treats residential customers compared to public entities, a concern raised by the Joint Select Committee (JSC) yesterday—particularly regarding disconnections for arrears.
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A 17-year-old Caroni schoolgirl was pistol-whipped by bandits who stormed her family’s home robbing everyone inside on Tuesday night.
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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks at the UNC’s Monday Night Forum at the St Mary’s Government Primary School in Moruga.
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Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin
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Chandradaye Maraj Adams shows the damage to the door of her home caused during a police raid at her Production Avenue, Sea Lots home.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is greeted by Energy Minister Stuart Young on his arrival for the Practical Completion of the Port-of- Spain General Hospital Central Block on Monday. Looking on is Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh.
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Members of the Macoon Street Masjid in San Fernando break fast on Tuesday.
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National Nursing Association of T&T president Idi Stuart
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Roland Binda of Woodland shows his empty barrel during a water protest at Pluck Road in Woodland yesterday.
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Minister in the Minstry of the Housing Adrian Leonce chats with Jaime Alleyne as her brother, Ryan Alleyne, looks on during the distribution of keys to starter homes, Bon Air Gardens Community Centre, Emperor Boulevard, Arouca yesterday.
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A picture of the artefact on BIR employee Mindy Ramoutar’s desk.
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