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TOBAGO'S tourism industry is being severely impacted by the negative publicity arising from the attack on a British couple while asleep at their villa on the island last year, Tourism Minister Dr Rupert Griffith said yesterday.
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Minister of Works and Transport Jack Warner said he is certain Prime Minister Kamla Persad- Bissessar will address the issue of Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) and Avions de Transport Régional (ATR) after it is discussed in Cabinet today.
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Government is considering an option of placing private security guards at the nation’s prisons to carry out the scanning of all prisons officers, from commissioner to the most junior prisons officer in the new year.
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More than $100 million in arrears is owed to the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) by close to 5,000 delinquent occupants, Minister of Housing and the Environment Dr Roodal Moonilal said yesterday.
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Minister of Community Development Nazim Baksh has pledged to increase the amount of the Disaster Relief Fund and Minor Repair Reconstruction Grant....
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Justice Minister Herbert Volney yesterday expressed optimism that a board will soon be appointed to deal with compensating victims of crime.
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A musical career as an alternative to one of crime.
That's what the Ministry of the People and Social Development hopes to achieve in seeking a partnership with Venezuela's noted 'El Sistema' music education programme.
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Combating criminal elements on all fronts continues to be Government’s top priority for the new year and plans are on the drawing board to construct at least four new High Courts along the East/West Corridor....
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Minister of Works and Transport Jack Warner says cable barriers will be installed along the median of some of the nation's highways by the end of next month.
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PRIME Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar's Christmas wish is to see a decrease in the level of crime.
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