Opinion
An Independence appeal to a political family, followed by combative defences, raises serious questions about the Prime Minister’s commitment to national unity. Kamla’s Independence message to…
Opinion
A tassa performance is not offensive. Classical Indian dance is not offensive. Indian culture is not the enemy. But context matters. When the University of Trinidad…
Opinion
At approximately six o’clock on Friday, July 27, 1990, Trinidad and Tobago’s democracy became a hostage. Armed members of the Jamaat al Muslimeen stormed the Red…
Opinion
The call. The cage. The leak—and the surveillance system every citizen should understand Imagine making a private telephone call. You complain about the Government. You use…
Local News
The phrase Muted Parliament is now doing what Trinidad and Tobago politics does best: turning a technical issue into a national firestorm, a procedural matter into…
Local News
When Margaret Satya Rose was sworn in as a PNM Senator, it was not just another name being added to the Red House roll call. It…
Opinion
Trinidad and Tobago has lived with WASA water woes for so long that citizens have practically developed a sixth sense for dry taps. You hear a…
Opinion
The John bates controversy became a national resignation watch, but Pennelope Beckles refused to rush. Now the Privileges Committee outcome has changed the politics.
Local News
NGC Did Not Fail The Exam. The Report Card Disappeared. There are some stories that sound boring until you translate them into normal people language. Moody’s…
Opinion
Phillip Edward Alexander and the Problem With Being Loud in Government Phillip Edward Alexander did not enter politics quietly. He did not stroll into public life…
Opinion
When people talk about UNC at one year, the real question is not whether the Government can point to a few technical wins on paper. The…
Local News
The Trinidad Economy Rebound now being talked about for 2027 is the kind of forecast politicians love to hug up when times hard. After years of…
Local News
The No Fete on Borrowed Money lecture might make for a nice soundbite, but plenty citizens listening to Minister Khadijah Ameen likely had the same question:…
Opinion
The Tobago Airbridge Subsidy is one of those things most people in Trinidad and Tobago know exists, but very few stop to really price out. On…
Opinion
On April 28, 2025, voters handed power to the United National Congress and sent the People’s National Movement into opposition. Elections are about change. But few…
Opinion
When citizens ask about US Troops in Trinidad and Tobago, is that patriotism… or impertinence? That question moved from social media speculation to centre stage after…
Opinion
The Prime Minister recently posted a celebratory list of what she described as major wins for her administration. But when you examine the details behind these…
Opinion
Carnival 2026 had feathers. It had paint. It had soca loud enough to wake the ancestors. What it may not have had, according to growing public…
Opinion
In Trinidad and Tobago, censorship does not always arrive wearing boots.Sometimes it arrives wearing a headset. Dimanche Gras 2026 was supposed to be the triumphant climax…
Opinion
Trinidad and Tobago is not in a moral meltdown because a Cabinet Minister went to a fete. Carnival is culture. Carnival is business. Carnival is release.…
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