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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

MoE sticks to June 10 as date for SEA by An­na-Lisa Paul De­spite the con­tin­ued in­crease in the na­tion’s COVID-19 cas­es, the Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­tion (MoE) has re­mained firm re­gard­ing the plan to ad­min­is­ter the Sec­ondary En­trance As­sess­ment (SEA) ex­am on June 10. And while an of­fer for a de­fer­ral has been ex­tend­ed by the min­istry to par­ents for their child to write the ex­am next year in­stead, it is not with­out strict con­di­tions.

Latest COVID cases in Tobago include infant by Loyse Vin­cent To­ba­go’s lat­est COVID-19 cas­es now stand at three af­ter the is­land broke its 30-day COVID-19 free spell on Sat­ur­day. The re-emer­gence stemmed from an in­fant who test­ed pos­i­tive af­ter a manda­to­ry COVID-19 test was done as a pre­req­ui­site for clear­ance ahead of surgery. Coun­ty Med­ical Of­fi­cer of Health of the TRH Dr Tiffany Hoyte spoke about the cas­es at the Di­vi­sion of Health,...

Tributes to ‘Uncle Coto’ 20210122183230 20210122 FLASHBACK - Hon. Clifton De Coteau, Minister of National Diversity and Social Integration, receives a poppy upon entry to the Parliament, in this photo from November 2012. The poppies are distributed in commemoration of Remembrance Day. (Image courtesy Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago) Rad­hi­ca De Sil­va and Gail Alexan­der UNC founder Bas­deo Pan­day: “ I ex­tend deep con­do­lences to his fam­i­ly, and best wish­es for their ...