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Deputy political leader Sanjiv Boodhu, left, and chairman Marvin Gonzales speak during a media briefing after the PNM General Council meeting in Pleasantville on Saturday.
KRISTIAN DESILVA
The Opposition says it is pleased that the Government will host Republic Day celebrations later this month, adding that public pressure may have influenced the decision following the cancellation of the Independence Day parade.
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Opposition and People's National Movement Political Leader Pennelope Beckles in conversation with MP Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly at the PNM General Council Meeting at the Pleasantville Community Centre on Saturday.
Kristian De Silva
Former education minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly has urged parents to be cautious as the Government reintroduces the top 200 list for Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) students.
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Former president of the Medical Board Dr Neil Singh
Former president of the Medical Board, Dr Neil Singh, has called on Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe and the Medical Board to take action against doctors engaging in advertising, warning that the practice could harm the public.
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Opposition Senator and former Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi
ABRAHAM DIAZ
People’s National Movement Public Relations Officer Faris Al-Rawi is calling on the Government to state whether it intends to fully pursue more than $1.4 billion awarded to the State as part of the Piarco International Airport Civil Matter, as well as the National Gas Company (NGC) and Super Industrial Services (SIS) arbitration matter.
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Kaitlyn Sahatoo, right, poses with her sisters Shreya, left, and Sanjhi. Sahatoo secured five Grade Ones in the CAPE exam.
Courtesy Kaitlyn Sahatoo
That is the advice from star student of Parvati Girls’ Hindu College, Kaitlyn Sahatoo, who obtained five Grade Ones in her Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations.
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Justice Frank Seepersad
An insurance brokerage company has been ordered to give its former long-standing managing director a significant retirement package.
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Adam’s Optical optometrist Brandon Sankar examines the eyes of cerebral palsy patient Jonathon Harripersad, while his mother, Flora Harripersad, looks on. Jonathon was among 14 children selected by A Touch of Joy Foundation to receive free eyeglasses, valued at more than $28,000, courtesy Adam’s Optical.
KRISTIAN DESILVA
For 27-year-old Jonathan Harripersad, who lives with cerebral palsy, last Thursday was a day of happiness as he finally received the gift of better eyesight. He was one of 14 people, including several children, who received free glasses through a partnership between A Touch of Joy Foundation and Adam’s Optical.
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Claxton Bay MP Hansen Narinesingh, left, chats with Hamzad Mohammed who came to seek medical check up on Saturday at the MP’s constituency office.
Shastri Boodan
Residents of Claxton Bay flooded the Member of Parliament’s constituency office at Hermitage Road on Saturday to take advantage of free medical treatment.
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A Venezuelan national was arrested with a pistol after he allegedly fired gunshots at Store Bay Beach Facility around 10 am today.
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A man who snatched a gold beera in Chaguanas on Saturday was caught shortly afterward by police.
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A family of four escaped without injury after a fire partially destroyed their home in Lowlands, Tobago, on Saturday afternoon.
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OlgaMiltsova
Around 6 am, the occupant was awakened by heat and saw that his bed and mattress were on fire. He tried to put out the flames with water, but the house was soon engulfed.
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