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Uff wants to know: Who told Manning Cleaver Heights money was missing?
Three key senior officials of the Housing Development Corporation told the Commission of Enquiry yesterday that they were completely unaware of the alleged 'missing' $10 million from the Cleaver Heights housing project before Prime Minister Patrick Manning made his disclosure in the Parliament in September last year.
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Rowley : Udecott Scandal Deepens
THE EVIDENCE of Carl Khan, the ex-husband of Mrs Sherrine Hart, the wife of the Udecott executive chairman Calder Hart, who deposed family links between Mr Hart and a company his board awarded $668 million in contracts to, will not be challenged by Hart's lawyers via cross-examination in the Uff Commission of Inquiry.
Yesterday | Trinidad & Tobago Express
Manning considering going back to polls? --
Prime Minister Patrick Manning appears to be considering going back to the polls, sources say.
Adding video to our voice on climate change
Blogs are both personal and political as they usually represent one person's view of something going on.
Dookeran: Cop Ready for Snap Election
The Congress of the People is ready for battle should Prime Minister Patrick Manning announce a general election date now.
Government Denies Info On PM Veto
December 5th, 2009. Government has refused to provide any explanation or information with respect to those persons against whom Prime Minister Patrick Manning exercised his veto, blocking their proposed appointments.
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Clarify construction confusion
The more information made available on the Government's construction programme, the more confusing the situation becomes.
Uganda pressured to change anti-gay bill
Jodie Shupac, National Post Uganda's proposed bill to further criminalize those who practice and "condone" homosexuality may see some changes, in an effort to appease donors from the West, Reuters reported .
Queen arrives in Trinidad for summit
Queen Elizabeth II arrived in Trinidad on Thursday, on the eve of a three-day Commonwealth summit she is to open.
Rudd supporting Afghanistan summit
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is backing the announcement of a summit to be held in London in January to discuss Afghanistan.
Commonwealth Leaders' Meeting Concludes; Includes Discussion About Health
Leaders issued a statement covering a variety of topics, including health, after a three-day Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting concluded Sunday in Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, Xinhua reports .
UNDER tight security, Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina leaves the Hyatt Regencyfor a meeting with Prime Minister Patrick Manning in Port-of-... BANGLADESH Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday paid a courtesy call to Prime Minister Patrick Manning at his office at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's, where she presented him with gifts.
Australia to host 2011 Commonwealth meeting
Australia will host the 2011 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting . The decision was made on Saturday at the CHOGM currently underway in Trinidad and Tobago.
Head of the Commonwealth Queen Elizabeth II opens CHOGM
'Together we aspire, together we achieve' HER MAJESTY Queen Elizabeth II yesterday called upon Commonwealth leaders to adopt Trinidad and Tobago's national motto in order to find consensus on burning issues such as climate change, during their deliberations over the next two days at their meeting at the Hyatt Regency in Port-of-Spain. Her Majesty ...
Perth to host 2011 Commonwealth summit
Australia unveiled Perth on Monday as the venue for the next Commonwealth summit in 2011, as the international club's latest gathering ended in Trinidad and Tobago.
British PM Calls Afghan Meeting to Plan Security Handover
Gordon Brown says Britain will host an international conference on Afghanistan next year to outline conditions for handing security responsibilities back to Afghan authorities.
Commonwealth leaders gather amid uproar over human rights, AIDS
Prime Minister Patrick Manning of Trinidad and Tobago, who plays host to a meeting of Commonwealth leader beginning here Friday, drew furious criticism Thursday when he dismissed human rights as domestic issues that have no place on the summit agenda.
Commonwealth builds momentum for climate deal
Commonwealth nations representing one-third of the world's population threw their weight behind accelerating efforts to clinch an "operationally binding" U.N. climate deal in Copenhagen next month, their leaders said on Saturday.
Tobago a paradise for British tourists
Queen Elizabeth II toasts with Prime Minister Patrick Manning, at a banquet in her honour at Presidenta s House in St Anna s, on Thursday evening.
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