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Just over one hundred days into the Government’s term in office, Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe says his ministry has already made measurable progress.
Trade unions are eagerly anticipating the release of the Government’s proposed workers’ agenda, which is being promoted as the answer to several long-standing industrial relations issues, including an over reliance on contract labour.
Determined not to allow his girlfriend to be violated yesterday, a Central man chased a bandit and held on to him after he snatched a hand band from his lady love.
Several Customs clerks are expressing frustration over the lack of accessible washroom facilities at the San Fernando Customs office.
After two years of waiting for answers from the police, DNA results have confirmed that a decomposing body found on a beach was missing Point Fortin mother, Averzon Miller.
With just over three weeks to go before the new academic school year begins, the Government has announced that police officers will be assigned to schools across the country.
A taxi driver was shot during a hold-up in Penal on Wednesday morning, but quick action by security officers led to the arrest of two Venezuelan nationals minutes later.
Although MovieTowne chief executive officer (CEO) Derek Chin has alleged that the Port Authority of T&T sought to take its land, a director at MovieTowne says while the board found the operations of the Port Authority last year to be questionable, there was no evidence that there was a concerted effort at land grabbing in Invaders Bay.
The family of slain teacher Bhagmat Seemungal has condemned the reduced prison terms given to five men, including her husband, who pleaded guilty to her 2009 murder.
A day at the beach yesterday turned tragic for a group of friends from Arima, when 35-year-old Andrew Curtis Clarke went missing in the sea at Penzante Bay, Balandra.
The Ministry of Health is warning the public, after 300 vials of fentanyl were reported missing following a delivery discrepancy to a public health facility.
While former prime minister and ex-energy minister Stuart Young has accused Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar of taking full credit for the production-sharing contract (PSC) with ExxonMobil, the Prime Minister appeared unfazed.
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