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- 5 April, 2025
US FED UP OF LACK OF ANTI-DRUG ACTION FROM ROWLEY
THE American authorities asked for last week’s meetings in Washington because the Keith Rowley Government is doing nothing to counter organised crime.
COPS PLAN CARNIVAL SICK-OUT
FRUSTRATED police officers are planning a sick-out on Carnival days to protest the non-payment of their long-overdue backpay.
Around 7,000 officers are owed some $300 million.
52 POLICE RECRUITS CATCH COVID
There has been no announcement of the Covid-19 outbreak by Police Commissioner Earla Harewood-Christopher, National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds or Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh.
NO JUSTICE FOR PARIA DIVING VICTIMS
The 380-page report of the Jerome Lynch-headed Commission of Enquiry (CoE) is likely to suffer a dead-end fate similar to previous public probes into major wrongdoing.
EMPTY BELLIES FOR CHRISTMAS
TENS of thousands of people in Trinidad and Tobago would not enjoy the goodies of the Christmas season.
A large number of children would go without seasonal foods, toys and the popular treats of this happy time of the year.
$M TO DIGITISE PATIENTS’ RECORDS – AND STILL CYBER ATTACK
FOR two successive years, the Government allocated millions of taxpayers’ dollars to digitise patients’ records in the public health sector.
ISRAEL, PALESTINE – AN OVERVIEW
THE violent conflict between Palestine and Israel is fraught with controversies.
Understanding the various issues is difficult for most people even in the Middle East and the “experts” in the United Nations.
FIRE SERVICES CRISIS CONTINUES
The Mayaro and Penal stations are still to be outfitted, and there are shortages of appliances and other fire-fighting essentials throughout the system, according to Leo Ramkissoon, head of the Fire Service Officers Association.
T&T’S NARCO ECONOMY
DAVID Rudder’s depiction of Trinidad and Tobago with respect to drugs is becoming more and more evident.
‘WHY NO CALYPSO ON PARIA?’
WHILE prominent calypsonians dodged the issue of the deaths of four Paria divers, a music teacher has poured her heart into the scandal.