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At the launch: Megan Kelly, US Embassy Deputy Chief of Missions (left), speaks to acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob during yesterday’s launch of the Gang Reduction and Community Empowerment project (Project Grace) at the Police Academy on Samaan Drive, St James. —Photo: ROBERT TAYLOR
At the launch: Megan Kelly, US Embassy Deputy Chief of Missions (left), speaks to acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob during yesterday’s launch of the Gang Reduction and Community Empowerment project (Project Grace) at the Police Academy on Samaan Drive, St James. —Photo: ROBERT TAYLOR

Trinidad police launch programme against gangs

(Trinidad Express) The Police Service has launched a new programme to prevent young persons from joining gangs and engaging in violent crimes.

A mother hugs her sons before dropping them off at Arima Boys’ Government Primary School yesterday for the first day of the new term.
A mother hugs her sons before dropping them off at Arima Boys’ Government Primary School yesterday for the first day of the new term.

Trinidad teachers stay away over 4% offer

(Trinidad Express) The nation’s schools were all but abandoned by mid-morning yesterday, the first day of the new academic year, as thousands of teachers heeded their union’s call to “rest and reflect” on the Government’s four per cent wage increase offer.

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