Tag: Trinidad and Tobago

By Ajeet SinghMan of Action: A Biography of Pandit Baya tells of the struggle of Narayana Latchana to overcome social challenges to emerge as one of the leading pandits in ...

Dear Sir/Madam Please permit me to respond to the editorial entitled ‘Playing politics with People’s Lives", which was published in the Trinidad Guardian on Monday 20th December 2021. This editorial ...

Dear Editor, In the Global Diaspora especially in the Caribbean, descendants of indentured Indians are a failed political race especially in Trinidad, Guyana and Suriname. The lack of a political ...

Smash and grab in the USA is a kind of Black Lives Matter syndrome - a kind of Black Capitalism to take what is not theirs' by smashing up expensive ...

By Dr. Kirk Meighoo OPPOSITION LEADER: NO TO FORCED MANDATORY VACCINATIONS AND VACCINE DISCRIMINATION; PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN FEEDING THEIR FAMILY AND TAKING A VACCINE. My ...

It is no surprise that some leaders and workers wish to continue getting full pay despite deciding not to take a vaccine. There is no consideration regarding the effect of ...

The Prime Minister extended his wishes for the day of the Feast of St. Francis Xavier on Friday, December 3, alluding that this occasion may further harmony and brotherhood in ...

-- continues to preside over and encourage the worst type of brutal partisan warfare in the Parliament by her partisan level of division, mistrust and animosity.Commentary by Capil Bissoon If ...

Who is to say that is not a possibility? First ask why and how the Covid 19 virus originated (in China) and then ask the follow-up question, did it achieve ...

By Capil Bissoon 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 ...