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A police raid at a Cunupia Church early yesterday morning led to a shoot-out and ultimately the deaths of a 52-year-old man and his son, police said.
A date for the presentation of the 2026 Budget will “most likely” be announced today, Government officials said yesterday.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is denying claims that her Government is seeking regime change in Venezuela, but stopped short of saying whether she recognises Nicolás Maduro as the country’s President.
Minister of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries, Ravi Ratiram, has signaled that the agricultural sector will be a key focus of the upcoming national budget.
A leadership row gripping the Banking, Insurance and General Workers Union (BIGWU), has triggered the formal intervention of the Registrar of Trade Unions, who has asked for a meeting with president Don Devinesh about complaints made against him.
Frustration is mounting across regional corporations, as the issue of backpay for councillors and aldermen remains unsettled, with less than half of the country’s 14 corporations reportedly paid to date.
The T&T Police Service (TTPS) is reporting early signs of success from its new School-Oriented Policing Unit (SOPU), with officers embedded in 50 high-risk schools.
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has assured Tobagonians that the island’s current water shortage is not the result of mismanagement, but rather a combination of reduced rainfall and operational challenges within the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA).
A man accused of murdering a taxi driver two years ago, was freed after High Court Judge Nalini Singh found that the State’s evidence against him was insufficient.
Classes at St Benedict’s College in La Romaine will resume on Monday, subject to clearance from the Fire Service and OSHA, according to the Ministry of Education.
The T&T Housing Development Corporation (HDC) says it has reached the procurement stage for repairs to infrastructure problems at Riverside South Corinth Development, but residents are concerned that conditions are deteriorating daily.
Veteran media practitioner Neil Parsanlal has warned that those in the journalism industry must pay attention to their health and the stresses that come with the job. Parsanlal was speaking at the funeral of I95.5FM broadcaster Sterling Henderson yesterday at the Holy Trinity RC Church in Arouca.
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