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- 23 December, 2024
THE SADHGURU-FARIS-ANSAMCAL AXIS
GOVERNMENT Minister Faris Al Rawi, who has ambitions of leading the People’s National Movement (PNM), was the action man behind the visit to Trinidad and Tobago of Indian yogi Sadhguru.
SPARE US THE HYPOCRISY!
I always felt a tinge of discomfort when my publisher and mentor Patrick “Choko” Chookolingo termed the PNM Women’s League as “Fat Arse Brigade”.
THE STORM THAT’S HITTING T&T
The crisis of confidence with respect to Attorney General Reginald Armour is a cyclone that hits at the root of our national institutions.
OAS, WGTL, ANLG scandals…
TRINIDAD and Tobago will seemingly never know who ordered the illegal scrapping of the construction contract for the highway to Point Fortin.
NOT EVEN A TRUCK WATER SUPPLY FOR PENAL
THE Penal-Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) does not even have enough money to buy diesel for delivery trucks as a water crisis worsens in its community.
RAMLOGAN VS. GRIFFITH – IT’S PERSONAL
FORMER Attorney General Anand Ramlogan is squaring off in a legal issue against embattled Police Commissioner Gary Griffith in what is a new twist to a personal conflict.
Ramlogan has filed an interpretation summons in court over Griffith being named acting commissioner after the expiry of the commissioner’s substantive term.
WORLD’S MOST POPULAR COMEDIAN RIDICULES DEYALSINGH
MINISTER of Health Terrence Deyalsingh has been ridiculed by Stephen Colbert, one of the world’s most popular television comedians.
In his Wednesday late-night show monologue, Colbert played a clip of Deyalsingh denying the claim of rapper Nicki Minaj that her cousin friend’s testicles became swollen after taking the Covid-19 vaccine.
WATER RESERVOIRS FULL, BUT NO SUPPLY IN PENAL
WHILE the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) recently boasted that three of its four reservoirs are above their long-term average capacity, residents of Penal-Debe are without a supply of the precious commodity.
Thousands of consumers are affected.
REMEMBERING TRINI VICTIMS OF 9/11
FOURTEEN people with Trinidad and Tobago roots who were among the 2,996 killed in the “9/11” terrorist attack of the United States in 2001 have again been honoured.
NIKKI CROSBY AND THE BIG EXODUS
Migration statistics are not easily available, but word from a variety of sources confirms the major trend.
A flight of capital and a brain drain result from mass migrations.
In announcing her imminent departure from Trinidad and Tobago, Crosby groused that “nothing is happening and I feel stifled right now.”
She stressed her love for T&T.
