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Dear Editor, I have noticed lately, that many Indian writers and commentators have been attacking P.M Rowley and the PNM in Trinidad. No doubt race is a driving factor behind...

Understanding and internalizing concepts through repetition are critical to messages gaining traction in Trinidad and Tobago, in our Parliament and worldwide. Global organizations like Nike, Coca Cola and FIFA spend...

The past two weeks witnessed a proliferation of letters in Guyana’s two dailies analyzing, defending and extolling the life of the late Cheddi Jagan. None other than ex-President Donald Ramoutar...

When you listen to Farley, you hear statesmanship, oratory of the kind you hear from world leaders – from the likes of a JFK, a Churchill, a Barack - but...

By Cliff Rajkumar LIKE A RUDDERLESS SHIP STRANDED IN THE TORRENTIAL OCEAN OF MISERY THE ANGUISHED HEART SAYS, NO MORE LIFE'S JOYS AND HAPPINESS HAVE FADED WITH TOTAL ABANDONMENT THE...

By Cliff Rajkumar-AMIDST THE HUSTLE AND THE BUSTLE -LIFE UNFOLDS, REVEALING ITS GLORIOUS SPLENDOUR -WONDERS TO BEHOLD, ADVENTURES TO EXPLORE -TRAPPED IN OUR COCOON, WE SPIN ENDLESSLY -LIKE A HUNGRY...

When in the past it was said more as fact than sarcasm that to become a policeman under a PNM government one had to be Big, Black and Ugly, it...

As I read the article `Re-imaging Cheddi Jagan: Cultural Moorings and Political Recklessness’ by Baytoram Ramharack (Sunday Stabroek, November 28, 2021) I was reminded of the proverb “Give a dog...

Growing up in Berbice, I share a vivid childhood memory of the glass-framed black and white picture of Cheddi Jagan, crowned with a tassel-flowered mala, majestically lying adjacent to the...

By Baytoram RamharackGeorge Lamming, the Bajan novelist and social commentator said that the name Cheddi Jagan evokes “permanence and awe” of the type “which time confers on certain historical monuments.”...