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The early proclamation of Section 34, poor handling of crime, lack of procurement legislation, having an ethnic agenda and the inability to demonstrate leadership qualities have been blamed for the de

Courtney McNish, one of the directors of the interim board of Caribbean Airlines (CAL) whose appointment was withdrawn shortly after he was appointed on Friday, feels it was done in the best interest

Acting Commissioner of Police Stephen Williams has admitted that the police service is struggling to deal with rampant murders in T&T.

To date, about 1,000 leatherbacks have returned to these shores for the nesting season and there have been no instances of poaching or abuse, says a forestry official.

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There are a number of primary school teachers who are unable to communicate to students in standard English.

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has decided to exclude the controversial question 35 from the assessment of last week’s SEA exam, Education Minister Dr Tim Gopeesingh said yesterday.

Legal Affairs Minister Prakash Ramadhar describes as “banditry” when the State relocates residents from their property and not compensate them accordingly.