- 7 April, 2025
SILENCE AS MONOPOLY TIGHTENS IN MEDICINE BUSINESS
AGOSTINI’S Ltd. has just bought its fourth pharmaceutical company, deepening its monopoly of that important sector.
MURDER! A MOTHER’S TEARS
IN this month in which we honour mothers, we should all get to know a lady who lost her innocent son to the current crime epidemic.
CARICOM CLUELESS ON CRIME
EVERYTHING discussed at the Caricom crime talks was scrutinised by the Professor Selwyn Ryan Committee 10 years ago.
ROWLEY’S WEIRD CRIME CONFESSION
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley launched the regional crime talks with a bizarre assertion.
The Prime Minister suggested that national security leadership is not critical in the fight against the crime epidemic.
DOUBLES AND DIPLOMACY
WHAT do doubles, the hugely-popular Trinidad and Tobago-created street food, have in common with high-stakes international diplomacy?
THE ODDS AGAINST ERLA
Trinidad and Tobago could have implemented the Canadian-style crime-fighting prescription but we chased away two of their finest police officials Dwayne Gibbs and Jack Ewatski midway into their three-year terms of duty.
THE KILLING FIELDS OF CARONI
HEADLESS bodies thrown into watercourses, cold-blooded killings, shootouts, daylight home invasions, assaults, car-jacking – and more!
Rowley’s crime plan…
WHEN Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley summoned a media conference a day after the horrible killing of six-year-old Kylie Maloney, many were confident that he would confront the scourge of violence.
BETTER DAYS NOT COMING
IN his takedown of the authorities in Better Days Are Coming, Black Stalin agonised about the savagery of crime in Trinidad and Tobago. “My son
WHAT ‘HAPPY NEW YEAR’!
HERE is a sobering fact to consider with Trinidad and Tobago now the most violent small space on earth. Between 1995 and 1999, murders totalled 520 (122, 106, 101, 98 and 93), and yet then-Prime Minister Basdeo Panday inserted himself into the hot seat as National Security Minister.
