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It could take up to ten years to resolve the persistent flooding affecting residents of the South Oropouche Basin, according to a community environmentalist.
Acting Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) CEO Jeevan Joseph yesterday led his new executive team on a tour of water infrastructure projects in Central Trinidad.
In addition to tackling crime and security issues, Minister of Homeland Security and Tunapuna MP Roger Alexander says he is also seeking to raise health consciousness in society.
More heavy rains in Texas on Sunday paused a weeklong search for victims of catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River and led to high-water rescues elsewhere as officials warned that the downpours could again cause waterways to surge.
The decision to inscribe ‘The Archaeological Ensemble of 17th Century Port Royal’ was made at the meeting of the World Heritage Committee underway in Paris, France.
A man and a woman caught stealing cables from Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT), were among six people arrested for various offences during anti-crime exercises conducted this week in the Southern Division.
The Ministry of Health is urging citizens to take preventative action against mosquito bites during the rainy season.
A well-known businessman was shot and killed on Friday night while driving home in Freeport, leaving family members and the business community in shock.
A year and a half after launching a digital platform alongside two products geared towards middle to low-income earners, Republic Life Insurance Company is once again hoping to cover a less targeted market.
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath and former minister under the People’s National Movement (PNM) administration, Marvin Gonzales, are now engaging in a heated war of words over the ongoing delays in promised payments to Community-based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP) contractors and workers, amid wider tensions surrounding the Government’s restructuring of the programme.
Officers from the Financial Investigations Bureau (FIB) are working to trace the origin of a quantity of cash that was found at a Valsayn home sometime between Friday and yesterday morning.
Two separate companies, linked to San Fernando City Corporation councillor Nigel Couttier and former councillor Jennifer Marryshow, were awarded nearly $9.7 million in Community-Based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP) contracts under the People’s National Movement government, an investigation by Guardian Media’s Investigative Desk has revealed.
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