- 20 June, 2025
Why is TSTT’s CEO still on the job?
In most cases, there is a loss of confidence in the most senior official of the affected organisation.
Agard, who previously headed PNM propaganda station TTT, is unaffected in the post and appears to merely have to ride out the brief public uproar.
Abandoned $600 m south UWI campus…
THOUSANDS of southerners travel to St. Augustine or environs each Sunday evening, with packaged food to be stored in fridges and to last them the week.
More job losses as
THE Government is shutting down three State enterprises within the next few weeks, throwing scores of workers on the breadline.
$M corruption probe…
An examination has found that virtually all contractors who were denounced by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley have since landed taxpayer-funded projects for infrastructural or housing projects.
SUNITY JUMPING UP IN STEELBAND
THE steelband was invented in the 1930s and is a product of Trinidad and Tobago ingenuity.
DOES MINISTER GONZALES KNOW ANYTHING?
DOES Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales know anything under his watch?
UDECOTT IN SHAM TENDER FOR POINT FORTIN PROJECT
THE Government has set out a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a primary Point Fortin project, but sources say a preferred contractor has already been identified.
THE COLLAPSE OF ROWLEY’S $B PET PROJECT
Rowley trumpeted the NiQuan Energy Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) project as “a prime example of the successful development of the country’s export potential of higher valued products…”
Another diversification failure…
THE yachting and marine industry, which was proposed in 2009 for diversification of the economy, is in its worst state in decades.
ROWLEY HITS PERMANENT SECRETARY, WILLIAMS STYLE
THE slow pace of digitalisation in the public service is the main reason for the difficulty in issuing back pay by Christmas.
