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French Ambassador Guillaume Pierre, from left, Panama Ambassador Diomedes H Charles; managing director of Nature Seekers Susan Lakhan-Baptiste, Spanish Ambassador Cristina Pérez Gutiérrez and Chinese Ambassador Hongyen Ren at the launch of Nature Seekers’ Folklore Trail in Matura on Friday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Susan Lakhan-Baptiste, Managing Director of Nature Seekers, said she has witnessed more than three decades of growth and transformation within the non-governmental organisation, which she described as a model of community-driven conservation success.
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Baptist preacher Nicole Thomas at an interfaith service at Cambridge Trace, Goodwood, held in response to the disappearance of Angelo Tobias-Plaza.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
Emotions remain high in Goodwood after Shannon Miller, the stepfather of two-year-old Angelo Tobias-Plaza, was charged with the child’s murder.
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Trincity/Maloney MP Camille Robinson-Regis
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House Speaker Jagdeo Singh has come under renewed criticism from the Opposition following a ruling that spared him referral to the Privileges Committee over allegations of bias in his role as Chairman of the Public Accounts and Appropriations Committee (PAAC).
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Protesters raise their hands during a protest yesterday outside the Police Administration Building in Port of Spain over the police shooting death of Joshua Samaroo and the injuring of his partner, Kaia Sealy.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Friends of Kaia Sealy and her late partner Joshua Samaroo staged another protest outside the Police Administration Building yesterday, condemning the charges laid against Sealy, calling for a response from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and demanding the resignation of Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro.
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Michael Sealey, managing director, NU Wave at the El Socorro South showroom
ABRAHAM DIAZ
In the past few years, the Caribbean has been identified as the sixth region of Africa with plans for greater connectivity between the region and the continent being championed by numerous groups on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Kaia Sealy
Kaia Sealy is breaking her silence on manslaughter and shooting with intent charges to be laid against her, saying she is not a gangster, has never owned a gun and remains in disbelief over the entire situation surrounding the death of her partner Joshua Samaroo and the injuries she sustained.
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Shannon Miller, stepfather of two-year-old Angelo Tobias-Plaza
A 24-year-old Goodwood man has been charged with the murder of two-year-old Angelo Tobias-Plaza, nearly two weeks after the toddler’s disappearance triggered an island-wide search operation in Tobago.
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Christopher Samaroo, the father of Joshua Samaroo, speaks at the family home at La Sieva Road.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Just one day after Joshua Samaroo’s father, Christopher Samaroo, told Guardian Media that he was shell-shocked and in disbelief that his daughter-in-law, Kaia Sealy, had been accused of killing his son, he has now made a stunning reversal.
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The funeral service for father and son Aqiyl and Akini Kafi at the Corpus Christi RC Church, Eastern Main Road, Laventille, yesterday.
VASHTI SINGH
In coffins which stood side by side, father and son Aqiyl and Akini Kafi were laid to rest at the Crown Street, Public Cemetery yesterday after a funeral service at the Corpus Christi RC Church, Eastern Main Road, Laventille.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, right, speaks with Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation chairman Josiah Austin during the corporation’s Sports Day at the Learie Constantine Park, Macoya, yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
The Opposition is set to discuss its strategy for the next Parliament session after walking out during the debate on Friday evening.
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FILE: The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) offices at Farm Road, St Joseph.
The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has hired nine out of a proposed batch of 12 social media influencers, with monthly salaries totalling $85,398.92.
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A photo of some of the 3000 illegal items seized by police
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A coordinated multi-agency anti-illicit trade exercise, dubbed Operation DUNWICH, resulted in the seizure of over 3,000 illicit and uncertified items during inspections conducted across the Southern and South Western Divisions on Friday, May 22.
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