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Legal Affairs, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Saddam Hosein
The Agriculture and Fisheries Ministry has requested an audit into the Youth Agricultural Homestead (YAHP) programme following the discovery of certain cost issues—and Minister Saddam Hosein has directed PNM leader Pennelope Beckles' queries on it to former Youth Development minister Foster Cummings.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles speaks to members of the media outside the Red House before attending the sitting of Parliament yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
The Opposition is anticipating a wave of lawsuits against the State from numerous people detained but not charged under the current national State of Emergency (SoE).
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The corner of the Diego Martin Main Road and Richplain Road.
As the Government moves to implement Zones of Special Operations (ZOSOs) after the State of Emergency (SoE) expires on January 31, residents of Richplain in Diego Martin say their community does not require such intervention. Still, some concede that the stigma of the area being a crime hotspot and its association with the late Jamaat al Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr could make its inclusion likely.
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Port-of-Spain Mayor Chinua Alleyne
KERWIN PIERRE
Port-of-Spain Mayor Chinua Alleyne has warned that the capital city could face serious sanitation challenges following Carnival 2026, as deep cuts to the City Corporation’s budget and the closure of CEPEP threaten the traditional post-Carnival clean-up operations.
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Members of Parliament at yesterday’s sitting of the House of Representatives.
COURTESY:OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the law to provide Tobago with autonomy will be brought to Parliament this fiscal year.
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Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Phillip Watts pays tribute to former Parliamentarian, Edward Hart, who passed away on January 4, 2026.
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
At the 17th sitting of the House of Representatives yesterday, Members of Parliament observed a minute of silence on the recent death of former People’s National Movement (PNM) Tunapuna MP and minister Dr Edward “Eddie” Hart.
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Firefighters, police officers, and EMTs attend to injured drivers after a major accident on the Churchill Roosevelt Highway near the Courts Mega Store in the eastbound lane yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Two accidents moments apart along the eastbound lane of the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway (CRH) in San Juan, yesterday caused a major traffic nightmare for motorists.
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Hassina Mathura lies between a bus and the pavement with her left arm pinned under the wheel after she exited the vehicle in Palmyra on Thursday.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Hassina Mathura, who was seriously injured when a bus rolled over her left arm in Palmyra, remains in a stable condition at the San Fernando General Hospital, after undergoing reconstructive surgery.
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Crime Scene Investigators search for evidence following a police-involved shooting in which two men were killed and one was injured in Mt Hope yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
A police sting operation to apprehend several suspects following a Facebook Marketplace transaction resulted in two people being killed and a third having to be hospitalised yesterday.
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Trincity/Maloney MP Camille Robinson-Regis outside Parliament yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Trincity/Maloney Member of Parliament Camille Robinson-Regis has returned to the Parliament for the first time since the April 28 General Election.
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Two men were shot dead by police around 2 pm today after an alleged robbery attempt in Mt Hope involving a Facebook Marketplace meeting.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar
Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar laid out her Government's legislative agenda for 2026
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