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Victoria Hicks gets emotional after talking about her daughter with the media outside court after tech giant Meta agreed to pay $17 billion as part of a settlement to end a landmark trial over teen social media addiction on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, in Oakland, Calif. (AP Photo/Noah Berger)
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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander responds to a question posed by residents of Caura Village during a cottage meeting at the Caura Valley Activity Centre yesterday.
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Energy Sector Expert Dr Thackwray ‘Dax’ Driver
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Relatives of prisoners wait outside the Port-of-Spain Prison along Frederick Street.
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St Augustine MP, Khadijah Ameen, left, listens as Disabled People International (DPI) of Trinidad and Tobago president Andre Herbert and Hope Beyond Limits Foundation and member of DPI Ottis Worell, during her community outreach at Airport Suites Hotel, Piarco, yesterday.
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Hundreds of residents walk along High Street, Siparia, on Friday, during a candlelight vigil and peace walk calling for an end to violence, following multiple murders in the area.
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The eTecK Business Park along the M2 Ring Road in Debe, near the Picton Estate, which is being cleared for development. Residents have been speculating on whether a government-approved data centre will be located there.
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LATT president Lynette Seebaran-Suite SC
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PSA members gather at WASA’s main entrance yesterday, after wage negotiations with senior officials fell apart.
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FILE: The water level at the Hollis Reservoir in June 2024.
The alarm bells are ringing. They’ve been ringing for some time now, but the closer we get to a water crisis, the louder it sounds. The water issues in Trinidad and Tobago have transcended administrations.
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PNM chairman and MP for Arouca/Lopinot Marvin Gonzales, speaks during a press conference at Balisier House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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People’s National Movement (PNM) chairman Marvin Gonzales is demanding answers from the Government over the reported absence of Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro from Trinidad and Tobago, questioning whether an acting commissioner has been appointed.
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Energy Sector Expert Dr Thackwray ‘Dax’ Driver
Trinidad and Tobago could gain a fresh lifeline for its energy sector as new Venezuelan gas licences open the possibility of accessing supplies from the Loran field and other regional developments.
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A bandit, posing as a passenger, shot a 48-year-old taxi driver in the shoulder during a robbery at Chase Village, Chaguanas, on Friday night.
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Relatives of prisoners wait outside the Port-of-Spain Prison along Frederick Street.
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Prison officers yesterday seized two cartons of cigarettes, a quantity of marijuana, a cellphone and detained two prisoners after the items were thrown over the walls of the Port-of-Spain Prison.
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St Augustine MP, Khadijah Ameen, left, listens as Disabled People International (DPI) of Trinidad and Tobago president Andre Herbert and Hope Beyond Limits Foundation and member of DPI Ottis Worell, during her community outreach at Airport Suites Hotel, Piarco, yesterday.
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Residents of St Augustine are getting direct access to government agencies as MP for the area, Khadijah Ameen, continues a series of community outreach programmes aimed at bringing public services closer to citizens.
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Hundreds of residents walk along High Street, Siparia, on Friday, during a candlelight vigil and peace walk calling for an end to violence, following multiple murders in the area.
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A spike in gun violence in Siparia has prompted more than seven community groups to join forces with the police in a peace walk through the community, with police declaring Siparia and surrounding areas a “no crime zone”.
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Two men who were carrying large sums of money to pay workers at construction sites were robbed in two separate incidents on Friday.
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Prison officers on Saturday morning seized two cartons of cigarettes, a quantity of marijuana and a cellphone and detained two prisoners after the items were thrown over the walls of the Port of Spain Prison.
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Heat Wave edged Justified in an exciting finish on Saturday to claim the accolade of first boat to Tobago in the annual interisland Great Race.
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Nine people, including a police officer and a fire officer, were arrested for driving under the influence during a police exercise in Port of Spain early Saturday morning.
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The eTecK Business Park along the M2 Ring Road in Debe, near the Picton Estate, which is being cleared for development. Residents have been speculating on whether a government-approved data centre will be located there.
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Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal yesterday confirmed that Government has agreed to the construction of a data centre in Golconda, south Trinidad. Moonilal said suitable land has been identified in the area to build the facility within the Debe Special Economic Zone, located off the M2 Ring Road.
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Olabisi Olaguke, second from left, listens intently at the speech of Culture Minister Michelle Benjamin during the Emancipation Day celebrations, Independence Square, Port-of-Spain.
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File: HDC head office South Quay, Port-of-Spain.
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Crime Scene Investigator at a crime scene in Morvant in May.
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FILE: The water level at the Hollis Reservoir in June 2024.
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PNM chairman and MP for Arouca/Lopinot Marvin Gonzales, speaks during a press conference at Balisier House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Relatives of prisoners wait outside the Port-of-Spain Prison along Frederick Street.
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St Augustine MP, Khadijah Ameen, left, listens as Disabled People International (DPI) of Trinidad and Tobago president Andre Herbert and Hope Beyond Limits Foundation and member of DPI Ottis Worell, during her community outreach at Airport Suites Hotel, Piarco, yesterday.
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Hundreds of residents walk along High Street, Siparia, on Friday, during a candlelight vigil and peace walk calling for an end to violence, following multiple murders in the area.
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