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YOU CAN RUN, BUT CAN'T HIDE Posted: Wednesday, June 7, 2017
YOU CAN RUN, BUT CAN'T HIDE This was the stern warning yesterday from chairman of the Joint Select Committee (JSC) into State Enterprises, David Small, as he chastised the non-appearance of several key officials of the Education Facilities Company Limited (EFCL) during yesterday's sitting of the committee at Parliament tower, Port of Spain.
Garcia reads Riot Act too ...as he announced vice chairman Ricardo Vasquez would act as chairman following the resignation of former chairman Arnold Piggott from the Education Facilities Company Limited (EFCL) management.
'Gopeesingh forgets he's no longer minister' EDUCATION Minister Anthony Garcia says it is clear that Caroni East MP Dr Tim Gopeesingh has forgotten he is no longer minister of education.
UNC moves to block 2 new judges The ongoing controversy over the Judicial and Legal Service Commission's (JLSC) handling of judicial appointments took another turn yesterday, as attorneys representing a former government minister Devant Maharaj sought a last-minute injunction to stop the swearing-in of two new judges this morning.
Appointment of Judges blocked: Injunction granted ...State to appeal
Archie expected to attend if ceremony takes place
It was value for money ACTING Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sport Natasha Barrow told a Parliamentary Committee yesterday that the controversial $92,000 trip to Tobago by Minister of Sport Darryl Smith
Help us out please Mom living on 7th floor with bedridden son
BP takes its platform and goes MULTINATIONAL energy giant BP has heeded Oilfield Workers Trade Union (OWTU) president general Ancel Roget's "Take your platform and go" command as it has awarded the Angelin gas field development project to US-based engineering company McDermott International.
AG: Govt cracking down on land fraud The property tax valuation exercise is not merely to ensure those taxes are paid but is also a mechanism for rooting out fraud.
Automatic extradition for tax evasion
Property tax appeals to be heard today
Life Sport ghost still haunting Sport Ministry Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs, Natasha Barrow, says the decision to construct a temporary roof at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago, is one of the immediate benefits of the $92,000 weekend trip to the island
Prove wealth or forfeit it GOVERNMENT is bringing anti-fraud legislation where people with multiple gold chains, multiple vehicles and living in a mansion but cannot explain their wealth, will have their assets forfeited to the State
Army cat fight rages
Kamla: Probe 'Armygate'
Agri groups: Brace for higher food prices Farming communities in Penal, east T&T flood out...
Tobago truckers vex with Rowley
Lives at stake FORMER Works and Infrastructure Minister Dr Surujrattan Rambachan has accused government of placing the lives of citizens at risk whenever they use the inter-island ferry due to the constant breaking down of the two leased vessels.
Call to Muslims, back up fasting with good behaviour MANWAR ALI, president of the Takaaful TT Friendly Society has called on Muslims to back up their fast with good behaviour.
Woman can't secure $.3m bail A 28-year-old woman charged with importing 19 illegal firearms in a shipping barrel containing dog food has been granted $350,000 in bail.
Chamber President fearful as assailant on the run AS HIS attacker remains on the run, president of the Couva/Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Liaquat Ali, who was stabbed five days ago
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