Opinions

The observance of the 175th anniversary of the East Indian presence in Trinidad and Tobago must not proceed unnoticed in May 2020. In just 25 years from now, 2045, the...

As another Trinidad minister walks, the cabinet crumbles. The expected domino effect follows water woes, energy excess, deadly disease and repression of home comers.  Caiman are at the door of swamp-dwellers fragile with hunger. Jobless, homeless, helpless...

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s announcement of The Road Map Following COVID 19 is a worthwhile new political dispensation, but Government must tread carefully on its pathway. We have had similar...

Over 6,000 Guyanese have rallied and concluded that enough is enough, and they have therefore moved to sign a petition seeking the United States’ assistance in imposing personal sanctions on...

When you look at the only virus number that matters, which is the ratio of cases and deaths per million of population, Trinidad and Tobago with 114 cases and 8...

Claudette Singh, of Mixed Indian and African heritage, is a retired judge. She runs Gecom. Some praised her as an iron woman of decency and honesty. Her track record shows...

Three judges are hearing the appeal to stop the recount of the ballots. Dawn Gregory Barnes who is the chair, and Brassington Reynolds and Rishi Persaud. Dawn Gregory Barnes, along...

When the PPP filed an injunction against Gecom on March 5 in front of Justice Navindra Singh, Justice Roxanne George took over the matter on March 6. She went on...

Given the unpredictably of the Covid 19 spread, Hindu organizations in Trinidad and Tobago have cancelled all religious and social observances starting with Nau Raatri, Rama Naumi and Hanuman Jayanti....

Something is funny about the pace at which OWTU owned Patriotic Energies is moving towards replacing the old Petrotrin refinery shut down in November 2018, but nobody is laughing. Make...