Volunteers give a fresh coat of paint to five schools ahead of the new academic year: La Horquetta South Government Primary School (top left); St Mary’s Home Primary School (top right); Arima Presbyterian Primary School (middle left); Holy Cross College (middle right); and Arima Girls’ Government Primary School (bottom). Images courtesy ANSA Coatings Ltd.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks to media at his West Moorings home on July 21.
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Primary school teacher Krianna Roopnarine, right, with her husband Shavvar Jadubancy remain steadfast in faith as they hope for strength and healing.
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Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society president Anne-Marie Quammie-Alleyne, right, with her new executive members on Saturday.
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Volunteers give a fresh coat of paint to five schools ahead of the new academic year: La Horquetta South Government Primary School (top left); St Mary’s Home Primary School (top right); Arima Presbyterian Primary School (middle left); Holy Cross College (middle right); and Arima Girls’ Government Primary School (bottom). Images courtesy ANSA Coatings Ltd.
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26-year-old shop owner Kylon Malcolm
Tobago has recorded its fifth murder for the year, after 26-year-old shop owner Kylon Malcolm was shot dead at his business place on Pembroke Bay Road, Pembroke, on Sunday night.
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Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath has announced plans to reinstate cultural and religious events across state enterprises.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks to media at his West Moorings home on July 21.
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Former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has broken his silence on Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s surprise weekend announcement that her government supports the presence of United States warships in the Caribbean and would even allow them access to Trinidad and Tobago soil if Venezuela were to attack Guyana.
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International relations expert Dr Anthony Gonzales
International relations experts say Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s decision to back any impending United States action against Venezuela could have dire consequences for this country, including making T&T a target in any conflict.
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First Citizens Group CEO Karen Darbasie
The Government last week attempted to pressure the Group CEO of majority state-owned First Citizens Group, Karen Darbasie, to resign immediately, a move that was repudiated by the board of the bank, which agreed to allow her to take her accumulated vacation leave from August 21 (Friday) and retire from First Citizens on October 21.
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Regional security expert Dr Garvin Heerah
Regional security expert Dr Garvin Heerah says with United States warships bound for the region with a mandate to tackle drug cartels in neighbouring Venezuela, the Government must now strategise on the next step should things get worse.
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Vice President Delcy Rodriguez
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Although not making any official statement on T&T as yet, the Venezuelan government has harshly criticised Guyana’s government for supporting the United States’ decision to send military assets to the Caribbean.
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Banyan co-founder Christopher Laird
Barbados’ purchase of the Banyan Archives is now being described as the story of how Trinidad and Tobago bungled a critical cultural resource.
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Cultural activist Errol Fabien has called on citizens to help preserve Gayelle Records following the acquisition of the Banyan archive by the government of Barbados.
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Primary school teacher Krianna Roopnarine, right, with her husband Shavvar Jadubancy remain steadfast in faith as they hope for strength and healing.
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In a desperate bid for survival, newlywed primary school teacher Krianna Varsha Roopnarine is fighting cancer while struggling to hold on to the career she loves.
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Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society president Anne-Marie Quammie-Alleyne, right, with her new executive members on Saturday.
Amid claims of irregularities, newly elected vice president of the Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society (TTRCS), Edward Moodie, says concerns raised during the organisation’s election on Saturday will be addressed. He also denies that the elections were flawed.
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Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro
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A large group of former Special Reserve Police officers (SRPs) is considering bringing contempt of court proceedings against Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro, over the failure of his office to abide by a court order for them to be paid salary arrears after they were absorbed into the T&T Police Service (TTPS) in 2009.
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Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store, left, shakes hands with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during their meeting in Kyiv, Ukraine, Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)
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President of the NRCTT, Dhiraj Ramkissoon, left, and members of the association; Front Row: Yogini Lal, Keisha Ramsaroop, Kerrie Ramoutar, Kamalwatie Ramsubeik, Sandra Mohammed. Back Row: Deosaran Sankar and Amrish Bahall. (Photo by Shastri Boodan)
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks to media at his West Moorings home on July 21.
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