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Professor gets $1M to write a report THE five-member Committee appointed by Cabinet to “enquire into the root causes of the problems identified and shown by crime statistics, particularly as it affects Trinidadian males, and to suggest solutions to problems they identify” has hit a snag over money. The delivery read more…

Gov’t under attack
April 27th 2012 12:17 PMNow hacker shuts down spy network AMIDST confirmed reports that the Trinidad and Tobago Parliament’s computer network was hacked into last weekend, TnT Mirror has learnt that this is just the latest in a series of cyber attacks on government agencies. According to informed sources, the Government’s hundred million-dollar spy read more…

State of Uncertainty…
November 11th 2011 6:29 PMSUPPORT for the state of emergency or support for its repeal has been politicised right down party lines, rendering any sensible discussion on it moot and leaving the people voiceless on a very important issue. Reminiscent of George W. Bush’s call for support for his war in Iraq where the read more…

It’s just another ‘crime plan’
October 9th 2011 10:59 PMAnaconda, Baghdad, LEAP, Operation SoE FIRST it was Anaconda, then Operation Baghdad and LEAP, which were instituted under the Patrick Manning administration to deal with the spiralling crime, now law enforcement officers are labelling the new crime initiative by the People’s Partnership as the “SoE” (State of Emergency). Since the read more…

Sandy must stay!
October 7th 2011 11:10 AMI HATE to be on Keith Rowley’s case but Rowley (and by extension the PNM) is really missing the pulse of the people and, in the process, failing to take the lead politically in the society. A serious party must be the elevated consciousness of a people. The leadership of read more…

Carlsen Field residents want police post
October 2nd 2011 2:38 AMPRESIDENT of the Sheep and Goat Farmers’ Association, Shiraz Khan, has reiterated his call for a police post in Carlsen Field, Chaguanas, following two robbery attacks on an oyster vendor in two months. Khan, a known advocate for the rights of farmers, said two members of the Carlsen Field Village read more…




