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The new 51 electric police patrol cars at the commissioning of the vehicles, Police Training Academy, St James yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
The addition of 51 electric police patrol cars is expected to enhance the coverage and crime-fighting capacities of police officers as part of a new patrol initiative; however, officers assigned to use the vehicles are reminded to use the new resources responsibly.
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Emon Lane, Valencia, where Keshawn Guy was shot while entering his home on Sunday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Officers of the Eastern Division have promised an increased police presence, including targeted searches, in the aftermath of three separate murders on the same street in Valencia, days apart from each other.
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Kenneth Gill and Bernard Mahabir, who were reported missing, were found dead inside a burnt car at Tapana Road, Valencia.
Two elderly men, who were reported missing after a visit to the Tunapuna area, have been found dead. Their bodies were discovered inside a burnt vehicle in North Oropouche yesterday.
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Justice Frank Seepersad
A High Court judge says the court must exercise judicious caution in matters of national security, particularly during a State of Emergency (SoE), as he upheld the use of emergency powers to extend a suspect’s detention beyond 48 hours.
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Terri Lyons
As the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) seeks to attract visitors to the island all year, Black2Sugars is making sure jazz is a staple on the entertainment calendar.
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Legal Affairs Minister Saddam Hosein
A parliamentary committee probing the procurement of medicines is examining whether a conflict of interest and breakdown in oversight occurred, with attention now focused on Principal Medical Officer (PMO) Dr Maryam Abdool- Richards.
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Acting Venezuela President Delcy Rodríguez, left, and Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley at yesterday’s meeting in Barbados.
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Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has extended an invitation to Barbados to explore investment opportunities in Venezuela’s oil and gas industry, as both countries signal a renewed push to deepen economic and energy cooperation.
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Emile Elias
Business magnate Emile Elias and his company NH International have been ordered to pay full legal costs to Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal after the High Court dismissed a defamation claim linked to comments made during a 2016 political meeting.
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List of private sector retrenchments in 2025.
The disclosure of 426 private sector retrenchments in Trinidad and Tobago in 2025, recorded under the Retrenchment and Severance Benefits Act (RSBA), lays bare a partial but telling snapshot of labour displacement at a time of economic adjustment, corporate restructuring and growing pressure on the legislative framework governing redundancy.
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T&T’s participation this week in the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels comes at a critical juncture, as debate intensifies over how the country can balance its economic dependence on oil and gas with the global push for a structured and financed energy transition.
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D-Keine
Officers of the Eastern Division say they will increase their presence and carry out focused searches following three murders in Emon Lane, Valencia, days apart.
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Murdered victim, WPC Anusha Eversley
Hours before the funeral of Municipal Police Corporal Anuska Eversley, one of her colleagues and two other men appeared virtually in court charged with four offences, including murder.
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