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FILE: Ashanti King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, of Ghana, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his wife Sharon during the 2023 Emancipation Day procession from Independence Square to the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain.
EDISON BOODOOSINGH
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley announced yesterday that Cabinet has approved a change of name for the Emancipation holiday.
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Cacandee Road, Felicity resident Nelson William is happy with Dinesh Rambally’s challenge of UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Opposition MPs Dinesh Rambally and Rushton Paray have left their constituents torn after challenging Kamla Persad-Bissessar over her leadership and internal elections in the United National Congress.
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A Santa Cruz man was killed on Wednesday night, even as police officials in the Port-of-Spain Division met with residents from Belmont and environs to hear first-hand about the challenges they were currently facing and how the authorities could assist.
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FILE: Mayaro MP Rushton Paray asks a question during the sitting of Parliament in March. Also in picture, from left, are Dr Roodal Moonilal and Saddam Hosein.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Two bills on today’s House of Representatives agenda will require special majority votes—including Opposition votes—for passage. Already, the UNC has expressed concerns.
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Investigations are continuing into two robberies and a theft in Maraval and St Ann’s, in which quantities of cash, alcohol, firearms and other valuables were stolen on Wednesday.
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File: Marc Noel receives the influenza vaccine from Chaguanas Health Facility Nurse Anjenie Lal at the Divali Nagar Site, Chaguanas, in January.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
With several imported measles cases reported in the Americas, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has warned that other past diseases like pneumococcus, diphtheria, and whooping cough could resurge.
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Justice Nadia Kangaloo
A High Court Judge is expected to determine a petition to wind up local energy company Mora Oil Ventures Limited over its inability to pay a $2.2 million debt.
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The Hall of Justice.
A retrial has been ordered in the case of a Caparo man accused of murdering his elderly neighbour during a botched home invasion almost two decades ago.
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Couva South MP Rudranath Indarsingh, left, presents an award to Couva’s longest serving Muslim cleric Imam Masahood Ali Aziz of the Orange Valley Masjid at Wednesday’s Couva South Eid Function.
SHASTRI BOODAN
Couva South MP Rudranath Indarsingh does not support the reappointment of Erla Harewood-Christopher as Police Commissioner.
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Prisons Officers Association president Gerard Gordon addresses a media conference outside the Port-of-Spain Prison on Frederick Street yesterday.
KERWIN PIERRE
“This arrangement in the capital city of Trinidad and Tobago needs to stop immediately. It is not safe for the public. It is certainly not safe for the officers who continue to work and engage in this environment,” said POA president Gerard Gordon
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Assemblyman pastor Terance Baynes
ASSEMBLY LEGISLATURE, THA
Sports and Community Development Minister Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis said she has no intention of engaging in conflict with Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Secretary for Community Development, Youth Development and Sport Terance Baynes. Instead, she is focused on making it easier for Tobagonians to access community programmes.
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Acting ACP Neil Brandon John, left, speaks with ASP Ramesh Soodeen during a police town hall meeting at the Belmont Community Centre on Wednesday.
ANISTO ALVES
The handful of residents who turned out for a town hall meeting at the Belmont Community Centre on Wednesday night have been promised meaningful follow-ups to their concerns by senior police officials.
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