- 22 June, 2025
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.
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.
ROWLEY’S VANITY GHANA TRIPS
Rowley’s recent visit to Accra was his third since becoming Prime Minister, and there has not been any growth in trade and investments.
Not even the much-touted Ghanaian yams – said to be creamy, with a mild, nutty flavour – have crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
BUSINESS PLEADS FOR ACTION ON INVESTMENTS
THE business community is pleading with the Government to take effective measures to attract local and international investments.
IMBERT COMES UP SHORT
COLM Imbert, the Government’s poster boy of hubris, was always going to land in trouble with the people.
ROWLEY’S GHANA FUNCTIONS ALREADY GONE
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley says he will attend major celebrations in Ghana – but those activities have already occurred.
The primary functions to observe the 25th anniversary of the ascension of the King of Ashanti occurred between April 22 and 26.
OUTRAGE OVER ROWLEY’S PETROTRIN PLANS
THREE bidders for Petrotrin are outraged at plans to offer the operations to a giant corporation from India.
The bidders include a company owned by the family of a longstanding PNM-friendly industrialist.
ROWLEY’S EMANCIPATION MAMAGUY
DESCENDANTS of former chattel slaves in Jamaica, Grenada and Guyana have received some form of reparations in recent months.
In Trinidad and Tobago, the Government of Dr. Keith Rowley did not have a Reparations Committee until late last year.
THE $66 M GOAT ROTI MAN
ARTHUR Collins evidently likes goat roti.
So much so, according to opposition politician Dr. Roodal Moonilal, that Collins took home the tasty dish following a meeting at a San Fernando restaurant ahead of the 2015 general election.
ROWLEY’S FLIGHTS OF FANTASY
The new cricket arena, according to Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley, will be built by Reliance Industries, an energy, entertainment, telecommunications and textiles giant from India.
