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- 23 December, 2024
PNM STALWART: WHY I ATTENDED UNC TALKS
HARRY Ragoonanan, a longstanding operative of the People’s National Movement, has explained why he attended the recent public crime discussions sponsored by the United National Congress.
ROWLEY’S GARY GRIFFITH COMPLEX
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s last week branded Griffith’s tenure as a “spectacular” failure and pointed to the sore matter of the issuance of firearms users’ licence.
ROWLEY STANDS HIS GROUND ON ANTI-CRIME LAW
THE Government is not interested in discussing the Opposition-proposed Stand Your Ground laws.
That is clear from the latest letter from Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley to Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on impending crime talks.
Ms. Persad-Bissessar has been advancing such laws because, as she stated during the Budget debate: “If the Government cannot protect the people, it should give the people the laws and means to protect themselves.”
ON THE SHORT ROAD TO HAITI…
CHILDREN are routinely killed on the streets, kidnappings for ransom are commonplace, and sexual assaults are a daily reality.
That is the chilling life today in Haiti.
WHAT ABOUT $50 M PRISON JAMMERS?
TRINIDAD and Tobago has spent more than $50 million on telephone jammers and grabbers and yet Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley says that criminals are calling the shots from behind bars.
SEEPERSAD FACES OFFICIAL ACTION
OUTSPOKEN jurist Frank Seepersad is a source of much anxiety to certain senior officials of the PNM Government, who want him disciplined.
TROUBLING QUESTIONS ABOUT THAT $234 M DRUG BUST
THE recent seizure of 168 kilos of cocaine worth $234 million was “no small fry operation,” the Express newspaper commented.
BEWARE YOUR FRIENDLY POSTAL GANGSTER
A BIZZARE memorandum to delivery workers of the Trinidad and Tobago Postal Service reveals how dreadful crime has become – and further evidence that the authorities remain hapless.
MURDER IN MADRAS, AS HINDS FAILS TO DELIVER ON SECURITY PROMISES
THE horrible murder at Madras Road, Cunupia is a disturbing indication that the spate of homicides has extended from St. Helena, Kelly Village and surrounding communities.
SHOTTA ONLY KILLING YUH AFRICAN’
THE operator of the country’s only calypso radio station has entered the fray with a hard-hitting song about crime.
But Kenny Phillips sang in his calypso of being told he is “on the wrong road” and should leave singing to others.