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The horrific Notting Hill murder of Kelso Cochrane and why Carnival can never be cancelled

61 years ago a black man was murdered in a racist attack still unsolved today

More than 1,000 people lined Ladbroke Grove for the funeral of Kelso Cochrane (picture inset) in 1959

On this day 61 years ago, a murder took place in London that forced B

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When Steel Talks extends condolences to the family and friends of Jeffrey “Rafa” Dorant on his death

When Steel Talks extend our deepest sympathies to CASYM Steel Orchestra and Invaders Steel Orchestra on the senseless lost of their anchor member Jeffrey “Rafa” Dorant.

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Is the death of a Japanese tourist at Trinidad's Carnival a symptom of a society with a problem?

by Maria Murriel -- Public Radio International

Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is celebrated with colorful, feathered, sequined costumes. Last week the capital city's mayor said it was these costumes, an international symbol of the festival, that we

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Port-of-Span Mayor Raymond Tim Kee RESIGNS!

Port of Spain Corporation
City Administration Department,
City Hall

February 13 2016

MEDIA RELEASE

I have noted the continued outrage and hurt over statements attributed to me. I deeply regret the consequences of these statements, and I apologise

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The horrific Notting Hill murder of Kelso Cochrane and why Carnival can never be cancelled

When Steel Talks extends condolences to the family and friends of Jeffrey “Rafa” Dorant on his death

Is the death of a Japanese tourist at Trinidad's Carnival a symptom of a society with a problem?

Port-of-Span Mayor Raymond Tim Kee RESIGNS!

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