PNM Tobago Council leader Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis, left, with reef tour and jet ski stakeholders during a meeting at the Canaan Community Centre, Tobago, yesterday.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
Former Foreign and Caricom Affairs minister Dr Amery Browne responds to questions from members of the media before attending yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
ANISTO ALVES
Senators stand as they wait for Senate President Wade Mark to leave the chamber after the sitting of the Senate yesterday.
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Minister of Justice Devesh Maharaj opens the debate on the Victims Rights Bill in the Senate sitting yesterday.
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Deputy political leader of the UNC, Jearlean John and political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on stage at the UNC’s one year anniversary in government celebrations at the Couva South Hall carpark yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
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PNM Tobago Council returning officer Sterling Roberts checks ballots boxes ahead of internal elections at its Scarborough headquarters.
QUAMINA PAYNE
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Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass
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President Chistine Kangaloo.
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United National Congress Political Leader and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Touts associated with various funeral homes are seen outside the North Central Mortuary at the Eric Williams Medical Science Complex, Mt Hope.
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The unsecured perimeter fence and main gate at the Cumuto Public Cemetery where 56 bodies were being dumped into a single grave on April 18.
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Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre
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The mangled Nissan Almera vehicle that friends Marques Figaro and Tyrek James were travelling in when they lost their lives yesterday.
INNIS FRANCIS
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Mourners extend their hands in prayer at the funeral service for Shanice Morris, who was murdered on April 17 at Edinburgh 500, Chaguanas, yesterday.
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PNM Tobago Council leader Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis, left, with reef tour and jet ski stakeholders during a meeting at the Canaan Community Centre, Tobago, yesterday.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
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Former Foreign and Caricom Affairs minister Dr Amery Browne responds to questions from members of the media before attending yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
ANISTO ALVES
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Senators stand as they wait for Senate President Wade Mark to leave the chamber after the sitting of the Senate yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar arrives at the Couva South Hall carpark as the United National Congress celebrates its one-year anniversary in government and Report to the Nation.
KRISTIAN De SILVA
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has warned that those who “want war will get total political war,” as she promised supporters that brighter days are ahead for Trinidad and Tobago with thousands more jobs, increased police posts and new homes in the pipeline.
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In this image released on the official Facebook page of Stuart Young, the former prime minister and former energy minister meets with Acting President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez.
Stuart Young Official Facebook Page
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal is questioning whether Opposition MP Stuart Young is attempting to undermine the country and its energy sector after posting a photo with himself and Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez.
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Deputy political leader of the UNC, Jearlean John and political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on stage at the UNC’s one year anniversary in government celebrations at the Couva South Hall carpark yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
A snap pulse check among supporters is putting fresh wind behind Jearlean John, with the UNC deputy political leader emerging as the top choice to eventually lead the party.
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PNM Tobago Council returning officer Sterling Roberts checks ballots boxes ahead of internal elections at its Scarborough headquarters.
QUAMINA PAYNE
Approximately 10,000 PNM members will vote today to choose a new Tobago Council leader in the party’s internal elections.
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Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass
DEREK ACHONG
The 2025 Auditor General’s Report on the Public Accounts of T&T has unveiled a series of profound fiscal irregularities, signalling a crisis of accountability that spans from state-run housing projects to high-level international credit agreements.
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President Chistine Kangaloo.
The Office of the President has rejected what it describes as improper insinuations circulating on social media regarding an alleged financial arrangement, insisting that President Christine Kangaloo acts strictly within the constitutional framework of Trinidad and Tobago.
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United National Congress Political Leader and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
When T&T returns to the polls, presumably when constitutionally due in 2030, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar will be 78 years old, potentially making her the country’s oldest-ever serving prime minister.
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Touts associated with various funeral homes are seen outside the North Central Mortuary at the Eric Williams Medical Science Complex, Mt Hope.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Just outside the mortuary doors of the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex (EWMSC) in Mt Hope, a turf war is brewing among funeral home touts.
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The unsecured perimeter fence and main gate at the Cumuto Public Cemetery where 56 bodies were being dumped into a single grave on April 18.
ROGER JACOB
For Amelia Cross, the discovery of 56 bodies being placed into a single grave at the Cumuto Cemetery has reopened a painful question her family has carried for since October 2025.
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Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre
Hilton Worldwide has agreed to a three-month extension for the continued use of its brand in Port-of-Spain while discussions on the hotel’s future with the Government-owned entity remain ongoing.
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The mangled Nissan Almera vehicle that friends Marques Figaro and Tyrek James were travelling in when they lost their lives yesterday.
INNIS FRANCIS
A mother who woke with sudden chest pains before dawn now believes she felt the moment her son died.
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Mourners extend their hands in prayer at the funeral service for Shanice Morris, who was murdered on April 17 at Edinburgh 500, Chaguanas, yesterday.
VASHTI SINGH
Friends and family gathered yesterday at the Chaguanas home of Shanice Morris to bid a tearful farewell to the 32-year-old mother whose life was cut short in a violent Edinburgh 500 shooting.
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Prime Minister Kamla Presad-Bissessar speak to reporters at the Hilton Garden Inn Hotel sod-turning ceremony at South Park, San Fernando yesterday.
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TPP deputy leader Dr Faith Brebnor
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar arrives at the Couva South Hall carpark as the United National Congress celebrates its one-year anniversary in government and Report to the Nation.
KRISTIAN De SILVA
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In this image released on the official Facebook page of Stuart Young, the former prime minister and former energy minister meets with Acting President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez.
Stuart Young Official Facebook Page
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Deputy political leader of the UNC, Jearlean John and political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on stage at the UNC’s one year anniversary in government celebrations at the Couva South Hall carpark yesterday.
FAITH AYOUNG
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PNM Tobago Council returning officer Sterling Roberts checks ballots boxes ahead of internal elections at its Scarborough headquarters.
QUAMINA PAYNE
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Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass
DEREK ACHONG
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President Chistine Kangaloo.
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United National Congress Political Leader and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Touts associated with various funeral homes are seen outside the North Central Mortuary at the Eric Williams Medical Science Complex, Mt Hope.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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The unsecured perimeter fence and main gate at the Cumuto Public Cemetery where 56 bodies were being dumped into a single grave on April 18.
ROGER JACOB
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