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SISTER KAMLA
Posted: Wednesday, February 25, 2015
SISTER KAMLA
$315M CAL debt to be paid
IT WAS a case of "from Venezuela with love", as that country’s President Nicolas Maduro yesterday called on citizens of both nations to fall in love and migrate as a means of fostering international cooperation
Maduro to copy Carmona
T&T students get moment with leader
MSJ, Venezuelan protesters share differing views
TOILET PAPER FOR MADURO
$10m spent on ads by three Govt ministries
Red tape hampers vehicle transfer
Returning resident ‘sick with stress’
T&T, Venezuela in trade exchange talks
PM: We can share with each other
Officers vex
Claim CPO reneging on salary guidelines
Dialogue on detained Trinis
Half-empty nets for fishing industry
President of the Claxton Bay Fishing Association Kishore Boodram, believes much more needs to be done throughout so as to benefit the entire island
Cholesterol in food not a concern, new report says
Give $.5m per term to differently abled pupils
Goodwill Industries CEO appeals to Education Minister
Let same sex partners adopt
Screen them first
Senator wants tougher adoption standards:
Senator on Children’s Bill:
Be wary of same sex adoptions
Missing teen sighted in Moruga
TWELVE Year old Jade Peters who has been missing for nearly two months is alive.
Doctors: Fainting caused by emotional stress
Devant Maharaj collapses at Mt Hope
Sandra thanks well-wishers
Calypso icon on the mend
Cops question suspect in Marcia Henvilles death
Pan Trinbago loses appeal
AN appeal filed by Pan Trinbago challenging the decision of a High Court judge in 2013, in favour of two steelband members who were seeking positions on the committee of the governing body for pan and steelband music, was for the most part dismissed by a three-judge Appeal Court panel
21-year-old held for chopping off man's hand
Taxi driver found not guilty of raping teen
A taxi driver has been acquitted on a 2009 charge of raping a 14-year-old schoolgirl.
Vistabella man found dead under parked truck
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a body along the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway yesterday morning.
Man accused of stealing part of steel bridge, denied bail
TERRENCE JONES was yesterday remanded into custody after he was refused bail by a magistrate for allegedly stealing part of a steel bridge.
11 packets of ganja at Cunupia High
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