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Parliament committee to consider Opposition request to probe murder spree - Vimarsana News

Parliament committee to consider Opposition request to probe murder spree

With murders inching closer to the 500 mark, a joint parliamentary team is considering an Opposition proposal to haul in top government officials and law enforcement personnel to get answers on the seemingly out-of-control crime rate and what is being done to stem it.

Dear editor: Gobar! How will raising minimum wage cause inflation, when it's already here?! - Vimarsana News

Dear editor: Gobar! How will raising minimum wage cause inflation, when it's already here?!

“The Minister of Tourism, Randall Mitchell, has said that increasing the minimum wage will cause inflation... This is a ton load of gobar.“We are presently suffering from the highest inflation

Dear editor: Gobar! How will raising minimum wage cause inflation, when it's already here?! - Vimarsana News

Dear editor: Gobar! How will raising minimum wage cause inflation, when it's already here?!

“The Minister of Tourism, Randall Mitchell, has said that increasing the minimum wage will cause inflation... This is a ton load of gobar.“We are presently suffering from the highest inflation

Divali Nagar returns after 2-year hiatus - Vimarsana News

Divali Nagar returns after 2-year hiatus

After an absence of two years, due to the pandemic, the Divali Nagar returned at the nagar ground in Chaguanas, with a gala opening on Saturday evening.

Mitchell confident of tourism, culture boost in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Mitchell confident of tourism, culture boost in 2023

Tourism, Culture and the Arts Minister Randall Mitchell is confident Trinidad and Tobago will experience a boost in its tourism and culture sectors next year, after having to endure the covid19 pandemic, along with the rest of the world, for the last two years.