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200+ to benefit from prosthetics centre
Posted: Sunday, May 10, 2026
Over 200 to benefit from prosthetics centre; PM plans Caricom expansion
More than 200 people awaiting prosthetic limbs are expected to benefit from the opening of the National Prosthetics Centre at Clarke Road, Penal, Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe said yesterday, as he described the facility as a major milestone in strengthening healthcare services in T&T.
India eyes expanded digital and pharmaceutical partnerships with T&T
$1M agro-processing facility opens at Brechin Castle
Persad-Bissessar told the gathering that Brechin Castle has become part of a new agricultural future for Trinidad and Tobago. She said: "After more than 11 years, the former packing house has been transformed into a modern agro-processing facility equipped with three fully automated stainless steel processing lines. It can now turn locally cultivated root crops, vegetables, and fruits into value-added, export-ready products that meet international food safety and quality standards."
Methanex considers idling Titan plant at Point Lisas
...follows shutdown, and possible sale, of Nutrien complex
Analysts on PM's support of capitalism: Focus on what works, whether public or private
HDC official under scrutiny for collusion
Alleged contractor links in $3.4b housing programme...
The Cost of Justice Pt III:
Close to 300 Industrial Court judgments outstanding for nearly a decade
Kamla to honour 'jahaji legacy'
Nelson Island to be renamed...
Govt moves to rename Nelson Island with help from citizens
The silent killer behind stroke
High blood pressure
How would you grade Guevarro?
Minister puts performance to public test:
Stakeholders: Gangs, poor reintegration weaken rehabilitation efforts in T&T prisons
The Trinidad and Tobago prison system continues to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into rehabilitation programmes that, on paper, are designed to reform offenders—but in practice are being overwhelmed by entrenched gang culture, low literacy levels, weak post-release support, and a system insiders claim is continuing to churn out criminals.
Jessica: The problem with corporal punishment—start with understanding, rather than sparing, the rod
After the disgusting attack on Port of Spain South constituency executive alderman Wayne Griffith (we are all wishing for his speedy recovery), many are outraged by the level of raw aggression and barbarism displayed by those Tranquillity (the irony of the name is not lost on any of us) Secondary students towards an elder.
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