- 4 April, 2025
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.
GOVT REAPPOINTS TSTT CHAIR WHO DEMANDED CONFIDENTIAL INFO
THE Rowley Government has reappointed a company chairman who demanded confidential files following a major cyberattack.
Sean Roach is to continue as Chair of Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) even after he was the butt of stinging criticisms from previous CEO Lisa Agard.
ROWLEY’S VACATION FROM CRIME
THE sight of a Prime Minister heading off on a vacation is rare in Trinidad and Tobago’s political history.
GOVT SNUBS VISITING GHANA ENERGY MINISTER
GHANA’S Energy Minister Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh was largely snubbed by the Trinidad and Tobago Government during a just-ended visit.
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.
GLOBAL OIL SPILL BLOWS FOR ROWLEY
THE Keith Rowley Government is getting blows in the international media over its handling of the mystery Tobago oil spill, one of the worst in global history.
THE REAL GYPSY ISSUE
THE relevant Gypsy issue is not whether he should participate in the calypso monarch contest.
That should be obvious to everyone, including those feeding at the NCC trough and sermonising on social media.
SHIP TALK FROM TOURISM AGENCY
THE 21,000 cruise ship arrivals in Trinidad and Tobago this year is a mere drop in the bucket of 19.2 million such tourists in the Caribbean.
Trinidad Tourism Ltd., the State agency, said the arrivals were 81 per cent higher than that last year.
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.
SUNITY JUMPING UP IN STEELBAND
THE steelband was invented in the 1930s and is a product of Trinidad and Tobago ingenuity.
