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Daily Brief - Thursday 14th May, 2015

Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Honore-Paul last night slammed Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar for her suggestion that she and her colleagues should be cleared in the Emailgate probe, saying the police were far from done with their investigations and the case was still wide open. Read more

14th May 2015


Daily Brief - Wednesday 13th May, 2015

Cabinet Minister and incumbent United National Congress parliamentarian, Dr Rupert Griffith, risks being replaced by his chauffeur to contest the Toco/Sangre Grande seat in the forthcoming general elections. In fact the driver, David John, filed his nomination papers yesterday at the United National Congress (UNC) headquarters at Rienzi Complex, Couva,... Read more

13th May 2015


Daily Brief - Tuesday 12th May, 2015

The Prime Minister’s release of a letter from her Calfornia-based attorneys, dated May 4, submitting that there was no match between the Google-provided e-mails and the e-mails read in the House by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley in May 2013, has taken the emailgate controversy in a new direction. Read more

12th May 2015


Daily Brief - Monday 11th May, 2015

For years, all motorists who have been paying insurance premiums have also been paying money to the State to place in a special fund set up to pay damages to persons who suffer in accidents involving cars without insurance.However, according to Minister of Transport Stephen Cadiz, to date, the State... Read more

11th May 2015


Daily Brief - Friday 8th May, 2015

As of today, People's National Movement (PNM) MPs will boycott the House of Representatives until Government lifts last Wednesday's suspension of Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley over the emailgate affair, the PNM General Council decided last evening. Read more

8th May 2015


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