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Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers discuss COVID-19, vaccines and climate change
Foreign Affairs Ministers from across the Commonwealth met yesterday, Thursday September 16th, for the 21st annual Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers Meeting (CFAMM).
COVID deaths cross 1400 with 8 more lives lost
This country’s COVID-19 death toll has crossed the 1,400 mark and now stands at 1,405, as the Ministry of Health has confirmed that eight more people have lost their lives to COVID-19.
Employers can’t universally implement mandatory vaccination, says Industrial Court President
Thomas-Felix stated that while employers are permitted to introduce a vaccination policy for new employees, consultation is mandatory for it to apply to existing workers.
33 held at pool party to be charged with Breach of...
Three women and a man who were caught at a party, have been charged with breach of the curfew, while 29 others who were in the same party, will be charged by way of summons.
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Young man dies after crashing into Busy Corner’s Clock in Chaguanas
A 21-year-old man from La Romaine is the country's latest road fatality victim.
TT promoters: Nicki’s comments could hurt local entertainers
The Trinidad and Tobago Promoters Association believes that Trini-born sensation Nicki Minaj’s now controversial COVID- 19 vaccine claims could hurt this country’s entertainers and...
Company loses another $200M on failed project
Curtis Williams
Lead Editor Business
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A new scandal has emerged at the state-owned National Gas Company Ltd, this time the cost to taxpayers is almost...
Autopsy: Cop died from bilateral lung consolidation
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An autopsy on the body of Police Constable Alvin Ramkissoon has found he died from bilateral lung consolidation.
Bilateral lung consolidation happens when...
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Young man dies after crashing into Busy Corner’s Clock in Chaguanas
A 21-year-old man from La Romaine is the country's latest road fatality victim.
TT promoters: Nicki’s comments could hurt local entertainers
The Trinidad and Tobago Promoters Association believes that Trini-born sensation Nicki Minaj’s now controversial COVID- 19 vaccine claims could hurt this country’s entertainers and...
Company loses another $200M on failed project
Curtis Williams
Lead Editor Business
[email protected]
A new scandal has emerged at the state-owned National Gas Company Ltd, this time the cost to taxpayers is almost...
Autopsy: Cop died from bilateral lung consolidation
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An autopsy on the body of Police Constable Alvin Ramkissoon has found he died from bilateral lung consolidation.
Bilateral lung consolidation happens when...
Sean Luke’s mother fears killers would ‘do it again’ once out of prison
The mother of Sean Luke said yesterday the sentences imposed on the two men found guilty of killing her six-year-old son in 2006, has...
Opposition MP: Silence is golden, Minister Deyalsingh
One Opposition MP believes that Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh should have remained mum on the Nicki Minaj Twitter debacle and spared the country—and one particular individual whose medical privacy has been breached—further embarrassment.
Citizens tell Nicki to bring the evidence
Guardian Media took to the streets in Central and South Trinidad to get some thoughts on what you, the people, thought about Trini-born hip...
Police officer dies after eating soup, barbecue meal
A police officer assigned to the Police Administration Building in Port-of-Spain died on Monday, three days after he was admitted to hospital after showing...
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