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A 30-year-old woman has been arrested after police recovered a high-powered rifle and ammunition during an intelligence-led operation in Mamoral No. 1 on Monday.
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More than US$17.5 billion in national and regional climate investment opportunities have been identified across the Caribbean following the 2026 Climate Smart Summit, with organisers now launching an 18-month initiative aimed at turning those proposals into tangible projects.
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Members of the public outside the Immigration Division at Government Campus, Richmond Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Trinidad and Tobago’s current supply of passport booklets is almost exhausted, with concerns now emerging that the Government has instructed immigration officials to slow the rate of issuance as it tries to prevent the country from running out of the critical travel document entirely.
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Former PNM general secretary Ashton Ford
People’s National Movement (PNM) chairman Marvin Gonzales says he will personally reach out to party stalwart Ashton Ford, after the veteran member publicly raised concerns about the Opposition’s internal affairs, saying the issues present an opportunity for dialogue rather than division.
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Minister of Justice Devesh Maharaj
Minister of Justice Devesh Maharaj has dismissed social media claims that a close relative in the legal fraternity is in possession of a diplomatic passport.
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Heritage Petroleum Company workers use a vacuum suction unit to remove oil from a drain following an act of vandalism that damaged one of the company’s pipelines along GP Road, Barrackpore, last month.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal says Trinidad and Tobago’s oil infrastructure has been targeted by 92 acts of sabotage between October 2025 and June 2026, costing the State-owned Heritage Petroleum Company more than $1 million in damaged equipment and millions more spent on environmental clean-up and lost oil production.
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Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore embraces one of the Silver Stars Steel Orchestra pan players after he and four others were released from the Belmont Police Station last night.
COURTESY:PAN TRINBAGO
Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore says she remains steadfast in her support of the Silver Stars Steel Orchestra players who were arrested on Sunday following a scuffle with police officers during the TRIBE band launch.
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The Mills Place in Whim, Tobago, which houses an NLCB outlet that was robbed on Saturday.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
A National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) booth in Whim, Tobago, was robbed on Saturday afternoon.
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Police reported that around 11 am, Elaine Mc Jouan, of Mohammedville, San Juan, was with her husband at De La Mare Avenue, Trincity, when the two were attacked.
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A 39-year-old security officer was stabbed to death during an altercation in Princes Town on Sunday afternoon, after confronting a woman and the man she was with, police said.
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A motorcycle delivery driver with Domino’s Pizza was killed on Sunday night after he was accidentally run over.
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Excited students from the Cunupia Government School’s 4H club take a photograph with Earth Boy Matthew Cipriani, left, Eco Girl Antoinette Kissoon, Eco Avenger Andrew Reyes, 2nd right and Eco Boy Andrew Ramasar, right.
SHASTRI BOODAN
A group of young environmental advocates dressed as superheroes are taking their message of sustainability into schools across Trinidad, encouraging children to reduce their dependence on single-use plastics and become champions for the environment.
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