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I DID THE RIGHT THING

In the face of a raging controversy over his meeting with Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley at his personal residence, Integrity Commission chairman Ken Gordon is certain he did the right thing. Read more »

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Gafoor urges chairman to step down
A chairman in a situation like Integrity Commission chairman Ken Gordon should step down. Read More »
George calls for audit into Fire Service
As a firestorm over the management of the Fire Service continues to rage, National Security Minister Emmanuel George has requested that an audit be conducted into a key aspect of the operations of the Fire Service. Read More »
$10m fine and 10 years jail if guilty
A PENALTY of $10 million and 10 years imprisonment is being proposed for the directors of insurance companies found guilty of fraud, Finance Minister Larry Howai announced yesterday. Read More »
‘Someone should have gone to jail over CLICO fiasco’
SOMEBODY should have gone to jail over the CLICO fiasco, Opposition Senator Terrence Deyalsingh said yesterday. Read More »
Subhas: Bill better late than never
“Better late than never!” This is the view of Independent Senator Subhas Ramkhelawan on the Insurance Bill 2013. Read More »
‘Bill should include all dog breeds’
The Trinidad & Tobago Canine Advocates (TTCA) has commended the Government for seeking to implement legislation to control dogs and minimise injury caused by the animal. Read More »
Boss hopes for return of good worker
Ryan Rampersad’s former boss, Brendan Farfan, of Industrial Rentals Ltd, is hoping that the man he called “not just a worker but a friend”, would one day return to work. Read More »
Doctors allow hiker to start eating solid food
BISSOONDAYE Geeta Seenath was allowed by doctors to have solid food as part of her diet on Monday, as she continues to recover from the harrowing ordeal of being lost in the Toco forest for seven days. Read More »
Roberts ‘to resign’ if e-mails are true
Sport Minister Anil Roberts yesterday promised to resign his position in Government if the alleged e-mail thread purportedly implicating his ministerial colleagues in misbehaviour proved to be true. Read More »
Big break for highway workers
LOCAL workers on the Solomon Hochoy Highway Extension to Point Fortin may have the opportunity to travel abroad to work on construction sites if they complete the proper training. Read More »
PNM defends Rowley visit to Gordon’s home
The People’s National Movement (PNM) yesterday defended leader Dr Keith Rowley for meeting with Integrity Commission chairman Kenneth Gordon just days before he piloted a motion of no confidence against the Prime Minister and the government last month. Read More »
Frankie’s bar must make adjustments
FRANKIE’S bar in Woodbrook may soon be able to reopen for business after being closed for almost three months due to an ongoing court matter. Read More »
Pensioners conned out of $$: man held
A 39-YEAR-old Penal man has been held by police for allegedly tricking two pensioners out of their money. Read More »

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