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As residents continue to cope with last week’s tragic double murder, a peace concert aimed at promoting healing and unity will be held tomorrow at the Jade Court playpark in Couva.
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An empty yard outside the Mango Rose Housing Development Complex yesterday. Residents say they are too afraid to venture outside as they are not sure if or when criminals could return.
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Senior police, including Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro, have confirmed that the TTPS is prepared to tackle any resurgence in gang violence in and around east Port-of-Spain. However, residents in the community are not reassured by this, as they remain indoors out of fear of continued bloodshed.
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Drugs seized by the police at Cacandee Road, Felicity, yesterday.
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Two months after the US-donated radar detected millions of dollars worth of drugs in the Caroni Swamp, a pick-up filled with marijuana was found yesterday afternoon after a confidential informant tipped off police.
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Joshua Samaroo
A month after police shot and killed Joshua Samaroo after a high-speed chase that started in Maloney and ended in St Augustine, Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro has confirmed that investigators in the matter have met with officials from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), in what he described as an “initial meeting.”
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Officers of the North-Eastern Division have arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with a robbery with violence in the San Juan district.
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Deputy Chaguanas Mayor Melissa Jadoonanan
The Chaguanas Borough Carnival Committee (CBCC) and its chairman, Melissa R. Jadoonanan, are preparing to take legal action against individuals and organisations who have alleged that she received a kickback. The accusations surfaced on social media following the release of the 2026 J’Ouvert results.
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Commander Akhenaton Isaac greets Kevlon Simon, brother of missing Able Seaman Kieron Simon, during a memorial service at the St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church yesterday. Also pictured is Chief of Defence Staff Don Polo.
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One year after Able Seaman Kieron Simon went missing at sea, the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard (TTCG) formally honoured his life and service.
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President’s Medal winner Aliya Serrette poses with her awards.
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Sometimes, when you least expect it—but continue to work hard—the unimaginable can happen. That’s exactly what happened for 2026 President’s Medal awardee Aliya Serrette of Bishop Anstey High School and Trinity College East (BATCE).
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New York resident Anil Samaroo, left, with his children, Ryan, 21, and Rianna, 15, who were recently granted T&T citizenship.
A New York family has made history as the first in the city to be granted Trinidad and Tobago citizenship under the country’s new law allowing children to acquire citizenship through a grandparent.
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Shania Samaroo and Lost Tribe’s Naas Mohammed
For 24-year-old Shania Samaroo, crossing the stage at Carnival was almost a lifelong dream. A passionate calypso, pan, and mas lover since childhood, she always looked forward to playing mas as an adult.
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President Donald Trump speaks during a press briefing at the White House, Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s far-reaching global tariffs on Friday, handing him a stinging loss that sparked a furious attack on the court he helped shape.
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People who consider their detained family members to be political prisoners call for their releases outside the United Nations office in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday Feb. 18, 2026. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
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Members of Venezuela ’s opposition, prisoners’ rights groups and relatives of people long detained for political reasons gave a lukewarm reception Friday to an amnesty measure expected to free hundreds of activists and human rights defenders.
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