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WE DID NOT PLOT Posted: Wednesday, April 2, 2014
WE DID NOT PLOT Imam held in Venezuela pleads for help from T&T Government:
Detained Imam begs for more help from T&T
Pure Hatred Pastor Kitty's family tells of violent history...
Family left confused '...torn apart by actions of 1 man'
Cops probe why 'Kitty' still had gun licence
Bharath on ministers' conduct: PP Govt still stable Trade Investments and Communication Minister Vasant Bharath says there is no instability in the People Partnership Government.
Integrity commissioner Seunarine Jokhoo resigns Unable to continue as a Member of the Integrity Commission because of urgent family commitments
Tourism group to Hadeed: Revive stalled projects Tourism stakeholders have already despatched a welcome letter to new Tourism Minister Gerald Hadeed
18 booted out Govt so far Eighteen people lost either their ministerial portfolio, their senatorial seat or both since the People's Partnership administration
Police getting ready to speak with Sharma ST JOSEPH police may soon have a conversation with ex-tourism minister Chandresh Sharma in relation to the report of assault filed against him by ex-girlfriend Sacha Singh.
Panday: Poor leadership choices
Paula: PM made diplomat misstep Japan denies its prime minister to visit
Jury told to ignore State's statements Vindra Niapual Coolman Murder Trial
Fishermen blame Aboud for poor sales Fishermen and fish vendors yesterday expressed distress over unusually low sales during one of their busiest seasons, Lent.
Parents calling for answers 30 children treated for illness in La Brea...
Dead fish washed ashore only in 'red zone' Dead fishes have not washed ashore in areas south of La Brea or north of Otaheite.
'No fish advisory until test results' THERE will no public advisory concerning the dead fish and other animals in the La Brea area unless tests results are obtained from the Environmental Management Authority (EMA).
Crackdown on illegal vending Port-of-Spain mayor Raymond Tim Kee yesterday announced a crackdown on illegal vending in the city.
'Men barefoot when electrocuted' RICHARD Ramsundar and Joseph Gooliaram were not wearing shoes on Monday when they were electrocuted at a job site in San Juan.
Teenager gunned down in Laventille The murder of a 16-year-old boy on Monday afternoon has officially pushed this country's murder toll to 112
British national held with cocaine On Sunday afternoon, officers of the Organised Crime, Narcotics and Firearms Bureau detained a 53-year-old British national
16 years jail for ganja in car Tunapuna man passenger in front seat
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