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- 24 December, 2024
STILL NO CYBERCRIME REPORT FROM GONZALES
PUBLIC Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales is confirming his image as Dr. Dolittle with the slow investigation into a cyber attack of Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT).
PROTEST OVER $3 B FOR ELITES
A GROUP of conscientious nationals is planning a protest against Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s support of $3 billion in loans from an African bank to local elites.
CHRIS MUST LIST SHOULD BE ON OUR CHRISTMAS LIST
INTREPID digital media journalist Chris Must List deserves the appreciation of all right-thinking nationals – for at least two essential reasons.
1980s, HERE WE COME
FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert’s broad hint of a review of free public healthcare is another pointer that Trinidad and Tobago is reversing to the quality of life experienced in the miserable 1980s.
WELL-SPOKEN FAILURES
Rowley and Hinds once more failed to proffer any solutions to the violent chaos in the land, and, instead, passed responsibility to the public and called for support of the police.
PM SUPPORTS $3B AFRICAN FUNDS TO ELITES
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley is backing a move to make US $3 billion credit from an African bank available to regional elites instead of small business people.
BP’S DECLINE ANOTHER ECONOMIC BLOW
BP, once the biggest investor in Trinidad and Tobago, is realigning its operations in the midst of continuously dwindling returns.
NOW GOVT WANTS $2.3 B MORE
THE Rowley Government, which cannot account for $2.6 billion to the Auditor General for 2023, now wants an additional $2.3 billion for the current financial year.
A COMEBACK FOR PAULA?
Ms. Gopee-Scoon, Minister of Trade and Industry, may face the electorate for the PNM in a southern constituency, possibly the marginal Moruga-Tableland.
PASSING OF THE GREATEST GENERATION
We are losing the post-Independence generation, whose imaginations were fired by national pride and honour and who strove zealously to create a better Trinidad and Tobago.