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TWO months after a landslip damaged a section of the Southern Main Road in Cochrane Village, Guapo in Point Fortin, a retaining wall has been built and the road has been fixed.
On July 23, Point Fortin MP Kennedy Richards Jr said the damage was caused by "incessant rainfall over the last couple of weeks, as well as the leak nearby."
Work began soon after.
The damaged section of the roadway caused frequent standstill traffic, which left drivers and commuters frustrated.
The final work was being done on Saturday afternoon and by Sunday afternoon, it was complete.
[caption id="attachment_975993" align="alignnone" width="768"] The damaged section of the roadway after a landslip in Cochrane in July. Image source: Point Fortin MP's Facebook page[/caption]
The post Guapo road fixed after July landslip appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
Many people have been killed since clashes began on Monday. Scores too had been killed in the run up to the vote as protestors marched against Conde's bid for a third term.
Contender for the presidency of the People’s National Party (PNP), Lisa Hanna, has asserted that healing and rebuilding the political organisation’s internal structures must be done outside of the public’s eyes. “For too long, the PNP, in many...
The National Works Agency (NWA) and Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) have partnered to effect improvements along sections of West End Road in Negril, Westmoreland, at a cost of $23 million.Community relations officer for the NWA's Western Office, Janel Ricketts, says the project involves the construction of sidewalks along critical sections of the road.
Two private company directors who are said to have benefited from the tender are not in the country and are yet to be nabbed
The EFF aren't happy with President Ramaphosa, and although that's not exactly a surprise, one MP feels that things are set to get very ropey in SA.
The recent arrests of those allegedly involved in corruption and the looting of Covid-19 social relief funds are a testament that no one is above the law, Cabinet says.
THE two candidates vying for the top job in the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) say they are ready with strategies to effectively lead their side in Parliament and manoeuvre the issues, regardless of the 14-49 majority which the Jamaica Labour Party Government now holds in the legislature.
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Shooters Hill in east rural St Andrew is in sorrow, following the discovery, late this morning, of teenager, Saneeka Leachman's body, who had been missing since yesterday when a landslide destroyed her home. \tHer father...
On the eve of the DA's elective conference interim leader and candidate for the leadership John Steenhuisen, and one of his challenger Mbali Ntuli's supporters, youth leader Luvuyo Mphithi, had a similar message to delegates: to save South Africa, they need to put the people first.
In Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Sarasota, St. Petersburg and many other Florida communities, voters lined up before the polls opened Monday.
The tax revolt started in California in 1978, but it never really ended. Four decades ago mad-as-hell voters banded together to pass Proposition 13, capping property taxes, slapping a constitutional muzzle on state government and wringing local budgets like a washcloth. The electorate's anti-tax fever may have broken in the years since, but the legacy […]
The post Why do we keep voting on this? Exploring Prop. 13’s ‘Tax Revolt Family Tree’ appeared first on Black Voice News.
Mark Golding has picked up the endorsement of General Secretary of the People’s National Party Youth Organisation (PNPYO), Dexroy Martin, as word reaching The Gleaner is that 14 of the 21 delegates of the group have thrown their support behind the...
Since Sunday's vote cities in Guinea have been marred by violence, with Diallo supporters clashing with government forces.
[Nation] Deputy President William Ruto has warned that there is no room for divisive, tribal politics in his Rift Valley backyard ahead of the 2022 elections.
The Guard reconnaissance aircraft flew over peaceful protests in the upscale community of El Dorado Hills, the location of Maj. Gen. David S. Baldwin's home.
Western Bureau: Marlene Malahoo-Forte, member of parliament for St James West Central, says the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the annual parenting seminar which forms part of her educational support programme, leaving many parents grappling with...
[Nation] President Uhuru Kenyatta's successor may wait 120 days after the 2022 General Election to assume office if a proposed constitutional amendment is passed and the outcome of the vote successfully challenged at the Supreme Court.
Analysis - A clash over budget transfers is the latest flashpoint in the bitter dispute between Ethiopian federal authorities and its rivals in Tigray. To avoid the standoff triggering a damaging conflict, both sides should back down and embrace comprehensive dialogue.
Stay up to date with the latest news in South Africa by reviewing the day’s major headlines on Tuesday 27 October.
THE endowment fund being promised to People's National Party (PNP) workers who fall on hard times will be established even if presidential aspirant Mark Golding loses the internal election on November 7.Golding made the commitment during this week's virtual Jamaica Observer Monday Exchange during which he was speaking to journalists.
The plan, which features key objectives, has failed to impress opposition MPs
