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Acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin says while he has had no correspondence on additional security or monitoring for the arrival of Jamaican dancehall star Vybz Kartel in T&T later this month, he did agree with a draft order to limit the artiste’s public appearances in the lead-up to the concert.
The 18 inmates on death row, who are under the five-year timeline of the Pratt and Morgan landmark case, cannot be hanged since they have appeals ongoing.
The trade union movement has joined forces with the Confederation of Regional Business Chambers (CRBC) to seek funding from international financial markets in a bid to restart the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal is accusing former prime minister Stuart Young of attempting to create “mischief” when he called on the Government to fix what he described as a serious oversight in ministerial assignments.
The People’s National Movement’s (PNM) General Council meets in special session today to discuss a proposed date for its internal election. Party sources say the date of June 25 is under heavy consideration.
Today, institutions, governments, organisations, and individuals around the globe will observe World Day of the Boy Child (WDBC) under the theme “Building Self-esteem in Boys: Stand Up, Be Heard, Be Seen.”
Brazilian construction firm Constructora OAS SA will have to wait to learn the fate of its appeal over a judge’s decision to set aside its almost $850 million arbitration award in relation to the Solomon Hochoy Highway extension project to Point Fortin.
Six months after discarding thousands of dollars’ worth of furniture and household items, 82-year-old David Matura is bracing for another year of severe flooding in Goodman Trace, Penal.
Residents of Couva North are voicing frustration over longstanding infrastructure problems and are calling for help from their Member of Parliament, Jearlean John.
Zwade Alleyne fought hard to stay alive but his battle ended tragically yesterday, as he succumbed to injuries he sustained one week ago after he was shot in the head by a stray bullet as he limed with friends near his home.
Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Operations, Curt Simon, has ordered an audit into all police uniforms, vehicles and computers belonging to the T&T Police Service (TTPS).
Police are searching for a second suspect after Wednesday’s daring robbery at Long Circular Mall, St James, that left his accomplice dead.
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