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Agriculture Minister Ravi Ratiram says he will meet with farmers from the Retrench Estate following claims that a private contractor and a former government minister are involved in efforts to remove them from lands used for cultivation.
Attorney Gerald Ramdeen has been appointed chairman of the state-owned National Gas Company (NGC), just weeks after Cabinet revoked the appointment of Dr Randy Ramadhar Singh, who served as lead director for less than a month.
President Christine Carla Kangaloo has challenged citizens to embrace personal and national transformation, using the steelpan as a symbol of what is possible when creativity, discipline, and community spirit come together.
Tobago police are investigating a failed ATM burglary in Castara and are exploring the theory that the suspects may have used boats to enter and escape the area.
This week, T&T has an opportunity to put its national concerns on the radar of European decision-makers, as it strengthens diplomatic and economic ties with the European Union through participation in the European Union Visitors Programme (EUVP).
The families of the men murdered in Gonzales on Sunday are hoping that troubled youths who may be vulnerable to gangs can receive additional priority as part of renewed efforts to fight crime.
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro has stopped short of setting a timeline for results in the fight against crime but says his “exceptional relationship” with Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander lays the groundwork for positive outcomes very soon.
Chairman of Guaracara Refining Company Limited Gowtam Maharaj says it is too early to determine whether bids will be reopened for the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
The Public Services Association (PSA) has rejected as “pure PNM propaganda” a social media post claiming Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John told PSA president Felisha Thomas the United National Congress (UNC) Government could not afford the promised 10 per cent salary increase.
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says the recent perception of a surge in murders reflects a return to “criminal normality” following the end of the State of Emergency (SoE).
In just one week, police are investigating three kidnappings—two ending in murders and the third, up to 7 pm, with no ransom demand made.
A week ago, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar announced she will bring legislation to the Parliament seeking to raise the age limit of alcohol consumption to 21 years and gambling and the use of marijuana to age 25.
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