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- 11 April, 2025
ROWLEY IS A REGIONAL FAILURE TOO
MONTHS before the security crisis in Haiti descended into its current anarchy, Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley pledged to work toward an international intervention.
DEYALSINGH ON THE WAY OUT?
HEALTH Minister Terrence Deyalsingh’s broadside against Kentucky Fried Chicken and other fast food franchises has led to widespread speculation that his political career is coming to a crashing end.
ROWLEY’S ONE-MONTH VACATION
WITH Trinidad and Tobago under a crime siege, Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has quietly taken a one-week vacation in Guyana.
When Rowley returns, he will go on a 10-day holiday.
MORE VENE REFUGEES FOR T&T
President Nicholas Maduro’s decision to block free and fair presidential election and the re-imposition of American economic sanctions would lead to more hardship in troubled Venezuela.
HOW T&T FAILED PANDAY
Panday said that as Prime Minister, he had a responsibility to ensure the country’s safety and security amid “rising crime rates.”
There were 114 murders in 2000.
SUBHAS: MY BROTHER, BASDEO
SUBHAS Panday remembers the grinding poverty he, his brother Basdeo and other siblings faced.
“Bas was born in 1933, just 16 years after the end of indentureship and my parents had been ‘bound coolies’ (contracted workers),” Subhas related when we spoke this afternoon.
ROWLEY’S $M SAUDI JOYRIDE
TRINIDAD and Tobago exports barely over $100 million worth of goods to Saudi Arabia each year, a little more than one per cent of its annual international sales.
WOODEN LADDER FOR FIRE SERVICES, SLIDING DOOR FOR LANDSLIDE
THE Trinidad and Tobago Fire Services stand almost alone in using wooden ladders.
The recent revelation that the authorities had spent $1 million on wooden ladders places the T&T Fire Services in the company of the San Francisco Fire Department in the United States.
ROWLEY’S ELECTION ROADMAP
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has devised a timeline for delivery on big-ticket items with the hope that they would propel his People’s National Movement (PNM) back into national office.
$M corruption probe…
An examination has found that virtually all contractors who were denounced by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley have since landed taxpayer-funded projects for infrastructural or housing projects.
