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VenezuelaN children were kept in cells at police stations when they were detained in South Trinidad last Wednesday.
WHEN his young wife died of a sudden heart attack in March, Warren Bobb was left to care for his three small children.
With more than 100 inmates testing positive for the Covid-19 virus, the Prison Officers Association (POA) is again calling on the State to speed up its efforts to rel…
THE risks of contracting and spreading Covid-19 remain the same whether you are at a social gathering or a “zesser” party, according to Ministry of Health’s head epid…
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has opted to lay charges on over 250 people who would have been held at a “zesser” party in Kelly Village, Caroni, on Su…
ALL 250 people detained early yesterday morning at a “zesser party” in Caroni will be charged.This is the assurance of Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith.He told th…
AYANNA PAUL, a 30-year-old unemployed mother of seven, wants to help her children to find a future of hope, even in poverty.
But Paul and her partner cannot afford this on only his earnings as a market vendor.
Pointe-a-Pierre MP David Lee, Chief Whip for the United National Congress (UNC), is maintaining his position that the statistics do not support the continuation of the anti-gang legislation.
Lee was speaking during a news conference at the Office of the Leader of the Opposition, at Charles Street, Port of Spain.
It’s a lie! It’s a damn lie!
This is how Vasant Bharath responded to accusations by incumbent United National Congress (UNC) political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar that he had campaigned for the People’s National Movement in the lead-up to the August 10 general election.
Bharath, who is Persad-Bissessar’s sole competitor for leadership of the party in the UNC’s December 6 internal election, held a news conference yesterday at his campaign headquarters in San Juan, where he addressed the issue.
More than 20 Trinidadian contract workers at farms in Canada say they have been neglected by the Government.
Many left the country in early January prior to the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic to undertake farming positions contracted through the Ministry of Labour and are still awaiting exemptions to return home.
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