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Tim Kee: We must regain the trust of the man in the street
A state-of-the-art parking system using laser guns is being planned for the streets of the capital city. Mayor of Port-of-Spain Alderman Raymond Tim Kee said he cannot wait for the introduction of the...
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Thrust into deep end after reshuffle: Huge task for new AG
Recently appointed Attorney General Garvin Nicholas is pushing ahead with plans to launch a National Prosecutions Service based on the United Kingdom model. A former High Commissioner to the Court of...
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Hazel Brown: PM Kamla has done a great job but she did not get the support in...
The Institute for Gender and Development Studies (IGDS) at the St Augustine Campus of the University of the West Indies is staging a two-day conference on March 27 and March 28, entitled “Fearless...
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Baptists to share votes among political parties
The Baptist community can no longer be perceived as being totally committed to supporting the People’s National Movement in a general election. Rev Dr Hazel Ann Gibbs De Peza, assistant professor...
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Gray-Burke in fiery political mood: I’ll expose PNM lies
Episkopos Archbishop Barbara Gray-Burke is promising to “bring it all out in the open” if the opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) continues to spread what she terms untruths about her in the...
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Karamath heartened by Sancho’s Tarouba Stadium take
As he was forced to do more than two years ago the Executive Chairman of the Karamath Group of Companies, Yashmid Ellis, has come out in a strong defense of the construction of the controversial...
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CCJ celebrates 10th birthday
Trinidad and Tobago will in due course accept the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as this country’s final court of appeal, to replace the London-based Privy Council.This view was expressed by the...
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Biting into corruption
A veteran anti-corruption advocate has sounded a warning that if the scourge of corruption is not successfully tackled, Trinidad and Tobago as a society could be destroyed.Victor Hart, chairman of the...
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Chairman of the Council for Responsible Political Behaviour (CRPB) Dr Bishnu Ragoonath is fearful that the war of words between the various combatants could get worse in the run-up to the September 7...
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PDU still going strong after almost 40 years
If there is music in heaven, bet your last cent it is that of the steelpan.However, not much attention is being paid to the all-round promotion of the country’s national instrument, according to one...
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Williams: Cops don’t have best resources to fight crime
Q: Mr Williams, what would you do differently if you are confirmed as Commissioner of Police...do you want to answer that question now or later in this session? A: (In a relaxed mood, elbows resting on...
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Hosein to Govt on economy: Stop the talk, take some real action
Q: Dr Hosein, which is most appropriate to describe our economic condition today: recession, regression, downturn, or what have you?A: (In his office at the St Augustine Campus of the University of the...
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Economist on Imbert’s mid-term report: Expect no glad tidings
Citizens can expect more hardship when Finance Minister Colm Imbert makes his mid-term presentation tomorrow. This from University of the West Indies economist and former government senator, Prof...
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School violence down—Garcia
Mr Minister, you have been a teacher for 39 years. How did that experience compare with the almost one year you have so far been in charge of the T&T’s education system, which includes a teaching...
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