Acting Commissioner of Police Stephen Williams has admitted that the police service is struggling to deal with rampant murders in T&T.
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Courtney McNish, one of the directors of the interim board of Caribbean Airlines (CAL) whose appointment was withdrawn shortly after he was appointed on Friday, feels it was done in the best interest of the airline.
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The early proclamation of Section 34, poor handling of crime, lack of procurement legislation, having an ethnic agenda and the inability to demonstrate leadership qualities have been blamed for the decline in the People’s Partnership’s (PP)...
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While the PP Government has implemented several initiatives in its 2010 manifesto, many of its promises are yet to be fulfilled.
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Jack Warner is the preferred candidate for the Chaguanas West seat according to the findings of a Trinidad Guardian poll conducted by the ANSA McAL Psychological Research Centre based at the University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus.
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Although pleased with the PP’s overall performance since assuming office, Leader of Government Business Dr Roodal Moonilal has admitted that crime is the Government’s biggest challenge.
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Leader of the Opposition Dr Keith Rowley says the People’s Partnership Government, and not the dismissed board, must take responsibility for the “kangkatang” at State-owned Caribbean Airlines.
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God still reigns supreme in T&T, according to the Constitution, and gay rights will not be a part of the Government’s draft national policy on gender and development.
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The Telecommunications Authority of T&T (TATT) will soon issue a request for proposals (RFP) for a third mobile telephone provider. The RFP is expected to be issued, possibly within a month.
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More than 100 people, among them masqueraders costumed as midnight robbers and moko jumbies, paraded through the streets of Port-of-Spain yesterday to protest what they said was the slow killing of Carnival by the organisers.
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