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Managers of Firepower and Fire One Fireworks, the two largest fireworks providers in the country, have welcomed the move to silent fireworks for Independence Day and promise to deliver good entertainment.
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Heidi McIntyre, of Richardson Street, Moruga.
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Government’s consideration of a fire station for Moruga has brought a sense of relief to residents, who say a faster emergency response could save lives and property.
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From left, director of the Policy and Community Support Office at the Ministry of Homeland Security Zaheer Ali, Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander, Senator Dr Natalie Chaitan-Maharaj and Dr Varma Deyalsingh at yesterday’s National Youth Forum.
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The Government is preparing to intensify its fight against child pornography, with Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander announcing that new technology will soon be deployed to identify people involved in viewing and distributing illegal material involving children.
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Al-Ihsaan Institute is encouraging people working in Trinidad and Tobago’s early childhood sector to formalise their qualifications through its Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) training and workforce assessment pathways.
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A Form Five student has developed an app to help local market vendors promote and sell their produce.
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Education Tower on St Vincent Street, Port of Spain.
Payments to successful applicants of the 2026 School Supplies and Book Grant are expected to begin by September 2, as the Ministry of Education works to complete final verification of 45,953 applications.
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Officers found the animals in a bushy area along Les Coteaux Road, in connection with reports of livestock theft in the Roxborough Police District.
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Former Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales is alleging that the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) quietly increased fees for inspections and approvals by between 100% and 700%, effective July 1.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying four unidentified bodies found in the North Eastern Division between September 2024 and January 2026.
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The Scarborough Magistrates Court as seen on Thursday 27 August 2026. [Image courtesy STEPHON NICHOLAS]
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The Scarborough Magistrates Court was evacuated on Thursday morning following a bomb threat.
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Dr Faith Brebnor, Deputy Chief Secretary, Tobago House of Assembly (THA).
The Tobago House of Assembly is set to expand its water tank supplement programme to help vulnerable families prepare for worsening dry conditions.
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Trinidad and Tobago could face even hotter conditions in the coming months, with Tobago also being warned to prepare for possible drought-like conditions.
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