Rural Development Minister Khadijah Ameen in Parliament yesterday.
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Finance Minister Dave Tancoo takes questions from members of the media before attending Parliament yesterday.
CWU secretary general Joanne Ogeer, second from left, shakes hands with Hilton Trinidad general manager Olivier Maumaire, as CWU vice president Joely Mohammed, left, and Hilton’s HR director Stacey-Ann Sylvester look on following the signing of the collective agreement yesterday.
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Bar Owners Association of TT executive Guniss Seecharan speaks with the media outside the Red House, after failing to meet with Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo yesterday.
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Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo
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Bonney Abdul, left, and Kate Wambugu examine an apple tree at the Apple Tree Research Centre in Longdenville.
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Teachers who participated in the training session at the Ministry of Agriculture in Princes Town.
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Rural Development Minister Khadijah Ameen in Parliament yesterday.
COURTESY: OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
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Finance Minister Dave Tancoo takes questions from members of the media before attending Parliament yesterday.
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CWU secretary general Joanne Ogeer, second from left, shakes hands with Hilton Trinidad general manager Olivier Maumaire, as CWU vice president Joely Mohammed, left, and Hilton’s HR director Stacey-Ann Sylvester look on following the signing of the collective agreement yesterday.
COURTESY CWU
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Fruit vendor Nathaniel Williams greets Senior Superintendent of the North Eastern Division, Claire Guy-Alleyne, alongside Deputy CoP Suzette Martin during the official launch of the division’s anti-crime plan for Christmas and Carnival 2026 at the Anthony Roberts Promenade, Croisee, San Juan.
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Members of the public, roadside vendors, and business owners welcomed a police walkabout in San Juan on Friday, but many expressed scepticism that increased visibility alone would curb the current crime surge.
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Retired CCJ judge Justice Rolston Nelson, SC, left, receives an award from Law Association member Ria Mohammed-Davidson during the Annual Awards and Dinner Ceremony.
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Justice Rolston Nelson, SC, a retired judge of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), has issued a call for reform in Trinidad and Tobago’s legal profession, urging attorneys to restore civility and adopt mandatory continuous legal education to address declining standards.
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Bonney Abdul, left, and Kate Wambugu examine an apple tree at the Apple Tree Research Centre in Longdenville.
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More than 1,000 people have already expressed interest in planting the tropical apple variety developed by the late Kenyan innovator HP Wambugu—an idea that once seemed impossible for this region.
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Teachers who participated in the training session at the Ministry of Agriculture in Princes Town.
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The National 4-H Council of Trinidad and Tobago is promoting root crop production in schools as part of efforts to help reduce the nation’s heavy food import bill.
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Prison officers march along the Eastern Man Road, Tunapuna, during the Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation’s military parade yesterday.
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Young performers participate in Bachee Kaand 2025 at the Isha Ashram on Saturday.
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Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro speaks with members of the Boys’ Brigade at the Laventille Open Bible Church in Success Village, Laventille.
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Fruit vendor Nathaniel Williams greets Senior Superintendent of the North Eastern Division, Claire Guy-Alleyne, alongside Deputy CoP Suzette Martin during the official launch of the division’s anti-crime plan for Christmas and Carnival 2026 at the Anthony Roberts Promenade, Croisee, San Juan.
ROGER JACOB
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Retired CCJ judge Justice Rolston Nelson, SC, left, receives an award from Law Association member Ria Mohammed-Davidson during the Annual Awards and Dinner Ceremony.
ANISTO ALVES
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Bonney Abdul, left, and Kate Wambugu examine an apple tree at the Apple Tree Research Centre in Longdenville.
Shastri Boodan
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Teachers who participated in the training session at the Ministry of Agriculture in Princes Town.
Shastri Boodan
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