Former PNM general secretary Ashton Ford
Minister of Justice Devesh Maharaj
Heritage Petroleum Company workers use a vacuum suction unit to remove oil from a drain following an act of vandalism that damaged one of the company’s pipelines along GP Road, Barrackpore, last month.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore embraces one of the Silver Stars Steel Orchestra pan players after he and four others were released from the Belmont Police Station last night.
COURTESY:PAN TRINBAGO
The Mills Place in Whim, Tobago, which houses an NLCB outlet that was robbed on Saturday.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
T&TEC
Roberto Codallo
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FILE: Offices of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission in Port of Spain, Trinidad. [Image courtesy T&TEC Facebook]
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Former PNM general secretary Ashton Ford
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Minister of Justice Devesh Maharaj
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Heritage Petroleum Company workers use a vacuum suction unit to remove oil from a drain following an act of vandalism that damaged one of the company’s pipelines along GP Road, Barrackpore, last month.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
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Photo courtesy Chiran Ramgobin.
Caribbean Airlines has announced the introduction of daily non-stop flights between Toronto, Canada, and Georgetown, Guyana, effective 1 July 2026, expanding its regional network amid rising demand for travel between North America and South America.
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The National Enterprises Limited (National Enterprises Limited) has reported a net profit of TT$237 million for the six months ended 31 March 2026, supported by strong unrealised fair value gains across its strategic investment portfolio, and has reaffirmed its commitment to a 90 per cent dividend payout policy.
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T&TEC
Roberto Codallo
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) has confirmed the existence of a “special protected list” that restricts its ability to disconnect certain customers with outstanding electricity arrears, stating that the matter is now under legal review amid public concern over fairness and transparency.
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FILE: Offices of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission in Port of Spain, Trinidad. [Image courtesy T&TEC Facebook]
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) says it has sought legal advice over the existence of a controversial “protected list” of customers shielded from the normal disconnection process for unpaid electricity bills, as it admitted there is no documented policy, procedure or record explaining how certain individuals and private companies came to be included on the list.
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Jamaica’s Minister of National Security and Peace, Dr. Horace Chang. [Image courtesy Jamaica Information Service]
JAMAICA INFORMATION SERVICE
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FILE - WASA head office in St Joseph, Trinidad.
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FILE PHOTO – A Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) employee works on a light pole at the corner of St Vincent Street and the Brian Lara Promenade, in September 2021. [Image by SHIRLEY BAHADUR]
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Photo courtesy Chiran Ramgobin.
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T&TEC
Roberto Codallo
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FILE: Offices of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission in Port of Spain, Trinidad. [Image courtesy T&TEC Facebook]
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