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FIFA suspends TTFA
Posted: Friday, September 25, 2020
FIFA suspends TTFA
This suspension will only be lifted when the TTFA fully complies with its obligations as a member of FIFA, including recognising the legitimacy of the appointed normalisation committee and bringing its own statutes into line with the FIFA Statutes.
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Reward for info leading to rescue of kidnapped Sangre Grande woman
Ali, a 67-year-old mother of three, was snatched on Wednesday morning as she was about to open her business – Co$$ Cutters Supermarket – at George Street, Sangre Grande. She was thrown into a grey Mitsubishi Lancer which sped off in the direction of Coalmine.
Penal residents complain of rising crime
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