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Trinidad and Tobago has retained its Tier 2 ranking in the United States Department of State’s 2026 Trafficking in Persons Report.
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Businesswoman Nicole George
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A 42-year-old Woodbrook businesswoman has sued the State, alleging that she was maliciously prosecuted for defrauding a hardware store of more than $850,000.
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The State has been ordered to pay almost $180,000 in compensation to a man from Princes Town, who claimed that he was extorted by a group of police officers.
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Car parts on display at West Japan Auto Recycle Co Ltd.
Dareece Polo
KITAKYUSHU – Japan’s automotive recycling industry is turning end-of-life vehicles into valuable industrial resources, but Trinidad and Tobago’s automotive dealers say the economics could make such a model difficult to replicate at home.
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Floodwaters inundate a residential property in Woodland, South Trinidad.
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The first time floodwaters invaded Kevin Harduar’s Woodland, South Trinidad home, his family was asleep.
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FILE-Workers at the construction site of the Port-of-General Hospital, Block C.
As the presentation of the 2027 Budget looms on Monday, stakeholders are calling for speedier implementation of projects.
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Staff of Newsday gather outside their Pembroke Street office in Port of Spain on the final day of official operations in January.
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Six days before Passion Desserts told customers that its stores and operations were officially closed, Passion Desserts Limited had already been struck off the Companies Register.
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Hunters Search and Rescue Team commander Shamshudeen Ayube
RISHI RAGOONATH
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has come out in defence of the Hunters’ Search and Rescue Team, led by Shamsudeen Ayube and is warning teenagers who choose to behave like adults that they cannot expect to fall back on their status as children when the law intervenes.
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Housing Minister David Lee, left, talks to Homeland Security Minister and Tunapuna MP Roger Alexander, during the key distribution to new home owners of the Canopies at Caura, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
With the national budget just days away, three Government ministers have outlined different priorities, with Housing Minister David Lee hoping for enough money to build more homes, Phillip Alexander pushing to meet the Government's housing target, and Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander putting the protection of lives ahead of his ministry's financial allocation.
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A man believed to be a Jamaican national was killed in Chaguanas yesterday morning, while another man believed to be his compatriot was detained by police in connection with the incident.
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Anthony Daryl Baptiste of Don Avenue, Valencia, died on the spot when he lost control of his vehicle, crashed into a kerb wall and then the perimeter wall of an Evangelical Church along Old Valencia Road, Valencia, on Saturday evening.
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Homeland Security Minister, Roger Alexander
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander is defending police overtime spending, saying the Police Service was not given enough officers and resources in the past to properly carry out its duties.
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