TT Iron Steel founder, president and CEO Gus Hiller, seated second from left, shakes hands with liquidator of ArcelorMittal Point Lisas Ltd, Christopher Kelshall, following the signing of the sale and purchase agreement for the iron and steel plant in June 2023. Also seated are TT Iron Steel chairman Joel “Monty” Pemberton, left, and Keith Daniel, who works with the liquidator. Looking on are Christopher Macintyre, director of CRM Global Capital, attorney-at-law Odette Clarke, plant supervisor Ramesh Gangabissoon, and attorney-at-law Ashmead Ali. PICTURE TT IRON
NGC’s acting president Verlier Quan Vie, left, president of bpTT, David Campbell and Venezuela’s Minister of Oil, Pedro Rafael Tellechea, with the agreements that were signed opening up access by NGC and bpTT to the Cocuina natural gas field, which straddles the maritime boundary between T&T and Venezuela. The signing took place on July 24, at the Mira Flores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Sprinter Michelle-Lee Ahye, left, and swimmer Dylan Carter will carry the national flag when Trinidad and Tobago team walks across the river Seine at the 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony parade of nations today.
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West Indies’ Jayden Seales celebrates the wicket of England’s Ben Duckett, not in picture, on day one of the first Rothesay Men’s Test match at Lord’s Cricket Ground, London on Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Seales took 4 for 77. (Steven Paston/PA via AP)
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National senior golfers Chloe Ajodah, left, and Jada Charles at the opening of the 2023 Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships in Tobago in July last year.
England's Shoaib Bashir, left, celebrates after dismissing after West Indies Jason Holder during day four of the second Test between England and West Indies at Trent Bridge cricket ground, Nottingham, England, yesterday. (AP Photo/Rui Vieira)
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Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds smiles as newly appointed Minister in the Ministry of National Security Keith Scotland, SC, responds to questions from the media at President’s House, St Ann’s, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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The newly minted Minister in the Ministry of Keith Scotland, SC, who took his oath of office at the President’s House yesterday, says his number one priority is restoring public confidence in the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS).
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MP Keith Scotland, SC, will have his work cut out for him as the police officers he has been given responsibility over have at least 17 issues to discuss.
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The HOPE party has offered anti-crime steps, which include the proposed recruitment of professional managers to TTPS and the law to include the army as a separate arm of law enforcement.
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