- 24 May, 2025
WHEN A PM SOLD HIS CAR TO A DRUG LORD
PRIME Minister Patrick Manning responded in Parliament twice after the dramatic report about the sale of his car to a then-drug lord.
ROWLEY WANTS TO PULL ‘A MANNING’
PRIME MINISTER Dr. Keith Rowley is concerned about his People’s National Movement (PNM) losing major strongholds in the forthcoming Local Government election.
PAULA OUT AS PRESIDENT?
THERE is growing speculation that Paula-Mae Weekes would not be reappointed President of Trinidad and Tobago. That conjecture heightened with President Weekes’ stinging Independence Day message, in which she said the country is “at a crossroads” and is “a restless nation,”
BAIL BILL: DEFEAT FOR AG, NOW WHAT?
INDEPENDENT senators who have refused to sanction the further denial of citizens’ liberty deserve our appreciation.
16 FAILED IMBERT 2021 BUDGET PROMISES
WITH the 2021-2022 national budget due within the next few days, it is timely to review failed promises of Finance Minister Colm Imbert from the current fiscal year.
Here is a sample of 16 budget promises that were not delivered:
ROWLEY WRONG ON LIMITD SoE
As he wound up debate on an extension of the SoE in the House on Wednesday August 25, 2021, Rowley said there was “no such such thing” as a limited SoE.
SoE SHOWDOWN LOOMS IN PARLIAMENT
EXPECT a showdown in the House of Representatives next Wednesday when the Government moves to extend the State of Emergency by three months.
T&T HEADS TO VACCINE MANDATE
WITH a surfeit of Covid-19 jabs, high number of deaths and sluggish economy, Trinidad and Tobago may be heading to a vaccine mandate.
