THERE is a Ministry of Works and Transport public sign that proclaims the completion date for the $65 million Solomon Highway expansion as August 2024.
Six months after the promised end of construction, the Ministry casually announced the project was merely 70 per cent complete.
NOTHING exposes Trinidad and Tobago’s recent under-development as the yam spectacle.
A land that abandoned a 77,000-acre agro farm (roughly the size of Tobago) has permitted its food import bill to skyrocket by 85 per cent in less than a decade.
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has started signing off from the job.
Rowley is spending less time at his Whitehall office and is devoting energy to preparing his sprawling Goodwood Park, Glencoe family home for re-occupation.
ON his first day in office, United States President Donald Trump took decisive action against a deadly Venezuelan criminal group that has committed major crimes in Trinidad and Tobago.
HOW TO HOLD YOUNG ACCOUNTABLE
LABELLING incoming Prime Minister Stuart Young with Indian nicknames is bad politics and poor strategy.
It would spark a dead-end and senseless race row while sidestepping the critical issues for which Young must be held accountable.