MAYOR of Port-of-Spain Raymond Tim Kee, told reporters yesterday that the solution to curbing crime in the nation may be through investing in sport, instead of the protective services. Tim Kee expressed the view while visiting the All In One School located near Parshley Street, Beetham Gardens.
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The decision by Adidas to explore dropping its sponsorship of the IAAF comes as the sports brand plans wider divestments within its sporting portfolio and aims to win back lost ground to rival Nike
Gunmen ‘threaten’ priests at funerals
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Mayor says Laventille has become Hell on earth
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Eliminating old, chasing gold in 2016
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