- 5 April, 2025
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.
CNC3 LAUNCHES JW’S BARATARIA CAMPAIGN
IN one fell swoop, CNC3 television station has launched the general election campaign of PNM politician Jason “JW” Williams.
JW, a soca singer and urban radio tattler, has been given the plum post of hosting Morning Brew, the two-hour hard news talk show.
The programme ought to place politicians and other top newsmakers on the spot on national affairs.
WHY NOT OPEN BEACHES, TOO?
OPERATORS in the hospitality sector, especially in Tobago, are openly asking why the public isn’t being allowed to go to the public beaches.
The question is popping up on social media after Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley announced plans to permit activities at bars, casinos, and gyms.
A WHISTLEBLOWER’S LETTER TO THE PRIME MINISTER
He wrote that gas to keep Train 1 operational “could get higher prices elsewhere and stimulate more economic activity in other segments of the value chain at this time.”
He claimed that “there is a breakdown and disregard for governance at senior levels of NGC … and has the potential to completely destroy NGC…”
11 QUESTIONS ON THE $440 M TRAIN 1 SCANDAL
THE scandal over the loss of $440 million in the non-starter Train 1 of the Atlantic LNG project is prompting several searching questions?
More criticisms of Hindu CMO…‘BURIALS RISKIER THAN CREMATIONS’
This matter has become relevant in Trinidad and Tobago in light of a major conflict between the health authorities and Hindu organisations over the ritual of cremations. The issue has even played out in court.
DIVERSIFICATION – WHAT ROWLEY HAS NOT LEARNED FROM MANNING
The Gross Domestic Product has dipped in recent years, the public debt has soared, and unemployment is at its worst state since the late 1980s.
Jihadists get a safe sanctuary… WHAT TALIBAN’S RISE MEANS FOR T&T
Why the takeover of Afghanistan by the military group Taliban should be of serious concern to Trinidad and Tobago….
Concerns over Rowley’s close China ties… WHY TOP US MILITARY MAN CAME TO T&T
A SENIOR United States military official has held discussions with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley in light of fears of Trinidad and Tobago’s growing ties
China’s growing ‘vaccine diplomacy’… DID T&T PAY US $15 FOR A SINOPHARM VACCINE?
THE Keith Rowley administration is likely to have paid around US $15 for a single Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine. The government bought 800,000 doses from Sinopharm
