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Saturday, July 5, 2025

Opinion

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The Tobago Assembly Legislature building.

The Tobago Assembly Legislature building.

THA ordered to pay $4M to former contract workers

In a fi­nal court judg­ment, the To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA) has been or­dered to pay more than $4 mil­lion to 13 for­mer con­tract work­ers it fired af­ter the 2021 THA elec­tions.

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Thu Jul 03 2025
PNM Tobago Council leader Ancil Dennis

PNM Tobago Council leader Ancil Dennis

PNM Tobago selects six more candidates for THA elections

With the PNM To­ba­go Coun­cil close to com­plet­ing its list of can­di­dates for the up­com­ing To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA) elec­tions, po­lit­i­cal leader An­cil Den­nis is ask­ing sup­port­ers to give the par­ty a fresh chance.

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Thu Jul 03 2025
File: Maxi taxis on the Priority Bus Route in St Augustine.

File: Maxi taxis on the Priority Bus Route in St Augustine.

Maxi taxi group wants police patrols on PBR at night

Route 2 Maxi Taxi As­so­ci­a­tion pres­i­dent Bren­ton Knights is call­ing for a heav­ier po­lice pres­ence on the Pri­or­i­ty Bus Route (PBR) at night.

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Carisa Lee
Thu Jul 03 2025
Emergency repair works being done after cracks and erosion was seen in a section of the recently opened Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway.

Emergency repair works being done after cracks and erosion was seen in a section of the recently opened Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway.

ABRAHAM DIAZ

Repairs to Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway begin today

The Na­tion­al In­fra­struc­ture De­vel­op­ment Com­pa­ny Lim­it­ed (NID­CO) has an­nounced a tem­po­rary traf­fic arrange­ment along the Con­nec­tor Road to the Elmi­na Clarke-Allen High­way. From to­day traf­fic will be re­strict­ed to a sin­gle lane as sta­bil­i­sa­tion works be­gin on a sec­tion of the road­way.

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Thu Jul 03 2025
W/Ag ASP Sharon Williams, WPC Chadband and WPC McKenzie in front of the newly repaired police mobile unit in Scarborough yesterday.

W/Ag ASP Sharon Williams, WPC Chadband and WPC McKenzie in front of the newly repaired police mobile unit in Scarborough yesterday.

Elizabeth Gonzales

Tobago police hunt suspects after daring supermarket heist

To­ba­go po­lice of­fi­cers are still search­ing for a group of men who bru­tal­ly at­tacked three su­per­mar­ket work­ers while they were asleep and made off with thou­sands of dol­lars in cash dur­ing a rob­bery ear­ly Mon­day morn­ing in Scar­bor­ough.

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Elizabeth Gonzales
Thu Jul 03 2025
Safraz Ali

Safraz Ali

Former OSH inspector sounds alarm over offshore safety gaps 

For­mer in­spec­tor with T&T’s Oc­cu­pa­tion­al Safe­ty and Health (OSH) Agency Safraz Ali is call­ing for ur­gent gov­ern­ment in­ter­ven­tion to ad­dress what he de­scribes as se­vere safe­ty laps­es in the oil and gas in­dus­try.

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Thu Jul 03 2025

Man to get outstanding payment after pension cheque fraudulently cashed

Over two years af­ter his $40,000 lump sum pen­sion cheque was fraud­u­lent­ly cashed with­out his knowl­edge, a 70-year-old se­nior cit­i­zen has re­ceived his out­stand­ing pay­ment.

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Thu Jul 03 2025
Marabella West councillor John Michael Alibocas engages with Marabella Trainline residents who returned home after being displaced due to an oil spill in the nearby river.

Marabella West councillor John Michael Alibocas engages with Marabella Trainline residents who returned home after being displaced due to an oil spill in the nearby river.

KRISTIAN DE SILVA

Marabella residents back home after oil spill clean-up

More than 70 res­i­dents of Bayshore, Mara­bel­la, are fi­nal­ly back home af­ter be­ing evac­u­at­ed last Fri­day due to an oil leak that con­t­a­m­i­nat­ed the riv­er course from Tarou­ba to Mara­bel­la. 

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Sascha Wilson
Thu Jul 03 2025

Student caught with knife at school to face court today

A Preysal Sec­ondary stu­dent, who was caught en­ter­ing the com­pound with a knife, is ex­pect­ed to ap­pear in court to­day.

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Sascha Wilson
Thu Jul 03 2025

Man found dead off Lady Young Road

Po­lice are try­ing to iden­ti­fy a man who was found dead just off the La­dy Young Road, Mor­vant, on Tues­day af­ter­noon.

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Shane Superville
Thu Jul 03 2025
WASA acting CEO Jeevan Joseph and members of the new executive team hold an inaugural meeting with the three unions representing workers at the authority on Wednesday at WASA's head office in St Joseph.

WASA acting CEO Jeevan Joseph and members of the new executive team hold an inaugural meeting with the three unions representing workers at the authority on Wednesday at WASA's head office in St Joseph.

PSA leader to meet with WASA again to resolve '1700 grievances'

Pub­lic Ser­vices As­so­ci­a­tion pres­i­dent Fe­l­isha Thomas says the union will be meet­ing with the WASA ex­ec­u­tive team again to re­solve 1,700 griev­ances, which she claimed were cre­at­ed by the last gov­ern­ment.

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Thu Jul 03 2025

Police launch mobile station in Scarborough after crime surge

A stretch down­town Scar­bor­ough plauged with mul­ti­ple rob­beries, shoot­ings, and mur­ders has re­ceived a per­ma­nent po­lice pres­ence af­ter the busi­ness com­mu­ni­ty stepped in to fix a bro­ken down po­lice mo­bile unit.

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Elizabeth Gonzales
Wed Jul 02 2025
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