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Cultural icon and veteran calypsonian Emrold “Brother Valentino” Phillip.
Wesley Gibbings
Brother Valentino, the Grenada-born calypsonian whose music championed black consciousness, equality and the struggles of ordinary people, died on Tuesday at the age of 85.
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UTT executive chairman Professor Selwyn Cudjoe
ROGER JACOB
University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) executive chairman Professor Selwyn Cudjoe is currently receiving $10,000 a month as the Government awaits a determination from the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) on his remuneration for the executive chairman position.
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Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro, centre, walks through the Tobago Carnival celebrations last year, accompanied by senior police officers.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
As Tobago prepares to welcome an estimated 60,000 revellers for next week’s Carnival, an additional 100 police officers have been deployed from Trinidad to bolster security, with support from the Defence Force and other law enforcement agencies.
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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander speaks during the debate on the Appropriation Financial Year 2027 Bill in Parliament on Monday.
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says the procurement process for Trinidad and Tobago’s transition to an electronic passport system has begun, but he was unable to provide key details about the project, including its cost, implementation timeline and the number of companies involved in the tendering process.
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NCIC president Surujdeo Mangaroo, right, speaks with workers at the Divali Nagar site ahead of its October 30 opening yesterday.
SHASTRI BOODAN
The withdrawal of First Citizens Bank (FCB) from this year’s Divali Nagar has added to the sponsorship challenges facing the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC), just days before the annual celebrations begin.
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File: Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John
Works and Infrastructure Minister Jearlean John says the Government’s Revitalisation Blueprint, announced last year after the Budget, is “seriously ongoing.”
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FILE: Workers pack bottles in a compress machine to be recycled at SWMCOL’s beverage container recycling facility in Port-of-Spain
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath yesterday refused to rule out privatisation or a public-private partnership for the Trinidad and Tobago Solid Waste Management Company (SWMCOL), saying the state enterprise’s business model must change to reduce its burden on taxpayers.
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Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath speaks during the Standing Finance Committee session in Parliament yesterday.
Courtesy Parliament TT
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath says the On-the-Job Training (OJT) Programme has been operating on “autopilot” for years, with several key positions vacant, including those of executive director and deputy executive director.
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Hassan Ali
The father of three men awaiting trial for the murder of Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal has been discharged on an extortion charge after delays in prosecuting the case.
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David Subero
A police officer facing corruption charges has lost his lawsuit challenging the decision to bypass him for promotion.
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Acting ASP Owie Russell responds to questions during yesterday’s TTPS media briefing at the Police Administration Building in Port-of-Spain.
NICOLE DRAYTON
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is warning the public against taking vigilante action against sex offenders who may be living in their communities.
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Eight men have been arrested in connection with Tuesday’s robbery of a woman in the car park of Adam’s Bagels on Saddle Road, Maraval.
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