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WHILE Tobago awaits a response from Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine on a leaked voice recording said to be of two THA officials discussing the use of public funds to hire people to carry out a political propaganda campaign, officers of the Anti-Corruption Investigation Bureau (ACIB) and Fraud Squad are probing

Attorney General Reginald Armour's opening contribution to the Administration of Justice (Indictable Proceedings) Act, 2011 (Act No. 20 of 2011) was cut short on Monday only a few minutes after it began. Moments before Armour took the podium, Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar had led a walkout of the debate on amendments to the Municipal Corporations

In her more than four decades of practising law, president of the Law Association of TT (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite has been an advocate for the rights of women, children and vulnerable groups. Among some of the topics she has tackled are land tenants’ rights, domestic violence, sexual harassment in the workplace, disability in the workplace,

Old age pensions are the topic of global conversations about rising fears that as people age, those schemes can’t be sustained. It is referred to as the Pensions Crisis. From as early as 1999, British economist John Eatwell spoke to The Anatomy of the Pensions Crisis in an economic survey of Europe. A 2022 Harvard

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KARAN Dipnarine loves building things. From designing buildings using Legos to crafting worlds in Minecraft, he allows his creativity to shine during his free time. It was this creative ability which allowed him to place first in Roof System Ltd's art competition for post SEA students called Under One Roof. The children were required to

THE EDITOR: The Commissioner of Police has given herself a grade of "excellent." At first I didn’t think such a ludicrous statement is deserving of a comment. I would, however, like to simply state that I am not surprised for this has been the narcissistic subculture that has contaminated the police service over the last

MINISTER in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayanna Webster-Roy said he Children's Authority and the police investigate all reports of pregnancies of girls under 18, who live in state homes under the authority's purview.

CONFIRMATION by the US Embassy of its role in this month’s $234 million drug bust – reportedly the largest on land to date – reflects American officials’ strong desire to underline the depth and complexity of US support to the region in fighting crime. In a media release announcing the seizure last Saturday, Commissioner of

THE EDITOR: Following a murder in Carenage in which a baby was wounded, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister responsible for Gender and Child Affairs, Ayanna Webster-Roy, called on “all those who are considering the use of violence” to “put down the gun, set aside hate and malice…” Such an entreaty is obviously