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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar was absent from the weekly post-Cabinet media briefing yesterday, the first time she has failed to chair it since taking office on May 1.
In its first official meeting with Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, the T&T Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) raised several issues, chief among them, the delays in the upgrading and promotion of teachers.
In the quiet hours of yesterday morning, residents across low-lying communities in Penal were met with a familiar, uninvited force.
As floodwaters crept into the Mafeking and Bristol communities yesterday, the Mayaro/Rio Claro Regional Corporation took swift action, sending its staff home early to prevent them from being marooned due to worsening conditions.
People’s National Movement (PNM) General Secretary Foster Cummings has chosen not to comment on reports that a letter is being circulated questioning Dr Amery Browne and Roger Munroe’s participation in last month’s Special General Council meeting.
Acting Snr Supt Allister Guevarro, the Police Service Commission’s nominee for Commissioner of Police, has declined to comment on his potential appointment, saying he prefers to wait until the parliamentary process is completed.
Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Social and Welfare Association (TTPSSWA) vice president, acting ASP Ishmael Pitt, is welcoming the new shipment of 3,500 bulletproof vests for officers, but says much more of them are needed.
There is an emerging trend of scammers claiming to represent legitimate guest houses and offering bookings for tourists then pocketing the money that is transferred to them.
A former member of the Special Operations Response Team (SORT) has lost his lawsuit over being placed on suspension for over three years due to a still ongoing probe into the deaths of two suspects in the murder of Andrea Bharatt.
The man was initially held but managed to escape custody on June 11, as he was being questioned by police.
Sylvan “Split Peas” Thomas, of Covigne Road, Diego Martin, was acquitted of the charge at the end of his judge-alone trial before Justice Trevor Jones on Wednesday.
Police are probing a murder in Cunupia, after the bullet-riddled body of a man was discovered at his home on Wednesday.
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