- 22 June, 2025
PAULA OUT AS PRESIDENT?
THERE is growing speculation that Paula-Mae Weekes would not be reappointed President of Trinidad and Tobago. That conjecture heightened with President Weekes’ stinging Independence Day message, in which she said the country is “at a crossroads” and is “a restless nation,”
CJ ARCHIE FOR WORLD COURT
CHIEF Justice Ivor Archie could soon become a jurist of the prestigious International Court of Justice (ICJ), commonly called the World Court.
ELCOCK IN THE MOURNING
IN another society, “Big Brother” David Elcock would have been retained to train and mentor the current local generation of broadcasters.
SANGRE GRANDE TO SHARE IN $100 M LOCAL GOVT GOODIES
RESIDENTS of the Sangre Grande community are to get improved roads in upcoming weeks in the run-up to the triennial local government election.
IS THIS T&T AT 60?
MAYBE we should not expect much since the government came up with a 60th independence anniversary plan as a hurried afterthought.
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.
