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    • Dear mas’ player

      Open letter to masqueraders From our Files 39 years ago ONCE AGAIN on the eve of the national festival rumours are pervading the land there will be trouble for Carnival. Once again there is talk that this so-called revolutionaries will choose the period while the nation is on its annual  read more…

    • Rowley survives balisier plot

      SUPPORTERS of embattled political leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM) Dr. Keith Rowley are seeing his triumph in last Saturday’s party General Council vote on the balisier tie as a defeat of a plan to have him ousted as leader. In a move which PNM insiders say was ultimately  read more…

    • Great expectations, bitter disappointments

      OF all the terrible tragedies to befall us leading up to and since May 24, 2010, none of them has been as painful to bear as the dashed hopes of deliverance invested in those who held themselves up as agents of change. Remarkably the top contenders span the race, religion  read more…

    • Kamla’s delicate dance

      QUESTION: IF Trinidad and Tobago were 100 percent Hindus, would our response to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar kissing President Pratibha Patil’s toes elicit a different response? I suspect it would. But only 35 percent of Trinidad and Tobago’s population are Hindus and therein lays the conundrum. Such a move calls  read more…

    • That partisan obsession

      IT is not unusual, nor totally unexpected, that when administrations come to office they would wish to have persons sharing their political philosophies be placed in key positions to lead the new dispensation, which may include changes in policies and direction. Along with the changes in the politically appointed staff  read more…

OUR COVER STORY

Bitter battle

January 27th 2012 12:00 PM

Leaked e-mails show Griffith waging war against Sandy A WAR has broken out between the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and the Ministry of National Security over the operations of the National Security Operations Centre (NSOC) and is pitting the Prime Minister’s Advisor, Gary Griffith, against National Security Minister  read more…

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Protestors: Griffith a waste of time

January 27th 2012 11:59 AM

“GRIFFITH, Griffith; fix we road; fix it, fix it,” was the favourite refrain of the scores of protesters from villages from Toco to Matelot on Monday as they staged a second blockage of the roadway to highlight its appalling state of disrepair. The first protest was at Sans Souci, at  read more…

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Griffith: Do they expect me to run and meet them every time they protest?

January 27th 2012 11:58 AM

TOCO-SANGRE GRANDE MP Dr. Rupert Griffith is condemning the northeast coast villagers for staging two wildcat protests last week and this week and publicly calling for him as well as Works and Infrastructure Minister Jack Warner to come and meet them at the protest sites. Reached at his Sangre Grande  read more…

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TTUTA orders teachers to stay away from classes

January 27th 2012 11:57 AM

RACHEL NANCOO-CHARLES, the pregnant teacher who escaped severe injury last week Monday, when her feet went through a rotten plank of the Marcelle River, was among a group of Matelot Community College teachers who met the T&T Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA) last week Friday. The meeting was arranged with the  read more…

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State of insecurity

January 27th 2012 11:56 AM

Intelligence officials fear dismissal FOLLOWING the firing of 27 employees of the much-maligned Security Intelligence Agency (SIA) and its Director Nigel Clement in 2010, the remaining few who were absorbed into the Strategic Services Agency are now fearful for their jobs. The SSA, which is now under the directorship of  read more…

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    Kamla Says its Alleged Ish and Steve's Merry Christmas 2011 PP Plans for Wayward Youths Sgt Ramesar Pappyshow

  • Photo Galleries

    Two pretty ladies at Soka in Moka President Max Richards and his wife Jean Ramjohn-Richards enjoy themselves with TV6 sports presenter Joel Villafana at Soka in Moka all-inclusive fete at Trinity College grounds in Moka, Maraval last Sunday MP for Laventille East/ Morvant Donna Cox (left) and a friend enjoy the music at Soka in Moka fete This beauty receives a gift from bmobile Soka in Moka crowd enjoying the music Nikki Crosby and Jason (JW) on stage at Soka in Moka Independent Senator Gail Merhair (right) and a friend pose for the camera at Soka in Moka Soca star Benjai thrills the crowd at Soka in Moka Sports Minister Anil Roberts (centre) has his hands full with these beauties at Soka in Moka

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