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Rowley, Kamla pay respects
Posted: Saturday, July 9, 2016
Rowley, Kamla pay respects
PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, both yesterday paid their respects to former Prime Minister Patrick Manning as his body lay in state at the Lord Kitchener Auditorium at the front of the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA), Port-of-Spain.
Patrick was my friend
PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley might not have been in the office he holds today had he followed the advice of one-time political leader of the People's National Movement (PNM), Patrick Manning.
We're poorer with him gone
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has lauded late former prime minister Patrick Manning as a remarkable man whose ability to want to fix things made him outstanding.
John Public in final farewell
President and prisoners. Government and Opposition. Teens and octogenarians. Public servants and private sector workers. The lame and differently-abled.
'He felt hurt in 2010 ...never bitter ...complex man'
He had serious disagreements with some senior officials of his government —but the late former prime minister Patrick Manning never took them personally.
Tears for good friend Manning
Gonsalves breaks down at viewing
South Quay start for ex-PM's farewell
Evangelist fondly remembers Manning, Pena
MANNING blessed us with Christmas hampers." This was how evangelist Shirlain Fermin remembered former prime minister Patrick Manning's generosity.
Hazel thankful for outpouring of love
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Gary: Police Service needs to put house in order
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Martineau: EBC was obliged to extend voting time
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Antigua & Barbuda PM: Sandals in 'unlawful' agreement
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No body, no case
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Where is Meera?
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After 16 years, licensing officer claims abuse of process
ICENSING OFFICER, who was charged 16 years ago with soliciting and receiving money from two men, is claiming it will be an abuse of process to allow a trial to be conducted against him.
Garcia troubled by SEA results in East/West Corridor
Report on programme to be released Tuesday
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Wanted killer shot dead, cop wounded
Cop injured in shootout with murder accused
Seales tells officers be cautious
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No bail for human trafficking accused
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