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In the Laventille incident, Josiah Pierre, 26, of Picton Road, was walking along a track in the area when he was shot dead shortly after 9 pm. The body was identified by his mother.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert
KERWIN PIERRE
Finance Minister Colm Imbert is seeking to clear the air on the misconception in the public domain regarding the Government’s decision on the 117 Report of the Salaries Review Commission (SRC).
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Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) retirees protest outside the company's compound in Claxton Bay yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) retirees, who have been staging protests over payments they claim have been owed to them for the past nine years, are threatening to escalate their actions.
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Port-of-Spain mayor Chinua Alleyne, left, Energy and Energy Industries minister Stuart Young, Prime minister Dr. Keith Rowley, Social development and family services minister Donna Cox and Minister of Housing and Urban Development Camille Robinson-Regis,l turn the sod for the new Ministry of development and family services headquarters, at the Corner Tragarete Road and VictoriaAvenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley insisted yesterday that the high cost of rentals remains on his government’s radar. In the feature address at the sod-turning ceremony for the Ministry of Social Development and Family Services headquarters, Dr Rowley underscored the need for the construction of state-owned buildings.
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Lower Coromandel Village residents in Cedros stage a protest against the alleged occupation of a 3-acre former recreational ground by an individual claiming ownership.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
In a bid to reclaim an area previously used by them for recreational purposes, villagers on Monday tore down a ‘No Trespassing’ sign erected on a parcel of land in Lower Coromandel Village, Cedros.
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Mufti Fareed Jamal Moeeni, left ,together with Sharaz Seerattan, centre, and Iman Raffaic Mohamed pray at the Marcoon Street Masjid on Ciparo Street, San Fernando yesterday. Muslims across Trinidad and Tobago will start fasting for the month of Ramadan today.
RISHI RAGOONATH
T&T’s Muslims are celebrating the month of Ramadan simultaneously unlike last year when, due to varying interpretations, Eid ul Fitr was celebrated on different days by different sects.
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A key witness in the trial of a man accused of murdering an elderly businessman in Caparo in 2006, claimed he cannot recall implicating the accused in a statement to the police.
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Anand Ramlogan, 50, and 60-year-old Michael Boodoo, both of Chanka Trace, El Socorro, were found not guilty of the offences at the end of their trial before High Court Judge Gail Gonzales at the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain, yesterday afternoon. It took a nine-member jury almost 90 minutes to return with their unanimous verdicts.
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Murdered Budy George and Jeremiah George
A shooting incident last year, a land issue and protection tax are being looked at as possible motives for the quadruple murders in Mayaro yesterday.
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A 20-year-old man from Tobago who was charged in connection with the murder of 28-year-old Wanya Kareem Small and the wounding of another 28-year-old which allegedly occurred on January 1 at Patience Hill, Tobago, has been remanded into custody.
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There have been 10 pedestrian deaths in the last six weeks. This is according to the Traffic & Highway Patrol Branch, Roadway Surveillance Unit (RSU). It accounts for 59 per cent of this year’s road traffic deaths.
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Two wireless radios and two police uniforms were among items seized at the home of pastor and purported intelligence officer Ian Ezekiel Brown during a search of his Arima home on Saturday.
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