- 7 April, 2025
Small shops collapse and Govt plans Independence fete as…
PUBLICLY-TRADED companies have begun publishing their first post-pandemic financial reports. And the fiscal records tell a startling story of major corporations earning even larger profits, in the process fattening the pockets of elite shareholders.
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.
WHAT MODEL NATION?
On Independence Day, Williams said “democracy means protection of the weak against the strong”, but T&T is losing its middle class, as the rich grow richer and the ranks of the working poor and unemployed keep swelling.
A BAD DAY FOR ROWLEY AND THE MEDIA
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley is too seasoned and elderly to conduct the people’s business with such an unseemly temperament.
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.
PROCUREMENT REGULATOR FACES THE AXE
THE days of Procurement Regulator Moonilal Lalchan are numbered. The Government is running down the clock to have Lalchan replaced at the end of his contract, in two years’ time.
ROWLEY BACKS A COMMONWEALTH LOSER
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has openly backed the losing candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the Commonwealth.
LOSS-MAKING AGARD RIDES ON
LISA Agard, CEO of the loss-making Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT), has managed to secure some prized corporate positions in recent years.
UDECOTT BREACHES CONTRACT RULES FOR POS HOSPITAL
EVIDENCE has revealed that State enterprise Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDECOTT) entertained a bid for a major contract after the official deadline.
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.
