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Dana
Seetahal updated
20/09/08
I
read with interest a statement attributed to the Prime
Minister at his party’s annual convention last
weekend, which has not been refuted...
Dennis
Pantin updated
08/06/08
“Development” and “developed
country” are 20th century concepts. In this 21st
century, the global quest is for sustainable development.
There are several reasons for this shift. First, is
the recognition that man’s impact on environment
has lead to a negative feed-back loop as nature, like
Montezuma, seeks revenges...
Denzil
Mohammed updated 20/07/08
When
I was a boy, my mother enrolled me in piano lessons,
like my brother, sister and herself before me, and
like so many thousands of other unfortunate children...
Dr
Hamid Ghany updated
08/06/08
Last
Tuesday, history was made in the United States when
Senator Barack Obama clinched the nomination of the
Democratic Party to become its candidate for the presidency
in the election to be held on November......
Ira
Mathur updated 20/07/08
My
husband will join the growing ranks of Trinidadian
business people who shuttle between their families
abroad and their businesses here....
Lennox
Grant updated 20/07/08
Tongue-in-cheek,
a 1960s radical, venerable possessor of stripes from
1970 detention on Nelson Island, last week admonished
me to write about PNM ministers with “more respect...
Martin
George updated 08/06/08
In Miami over the Indian Arrival Day weekend, I was
mulling over the entire concept of our local Indian
Arrival Day celebrations, and as always, I look for
fresh new perspectives to bring to my readers, wondering
how we can look at the idea of arrival from a different
viewpoint. And then it hit me...
Peter
Quentrall-Thomas updated 20/07/08
You
have to laugh at our labour leaders. They are so out
of touch with today’s world it is not true...
Simon
Lee updated 15/06/08
So this is my first sally in the new, youth-styled,
sized-down, sexed-up Sunday Guardian. Another birthing,
another chapter and, as the director of an Indian
pharmaceutical firm remarked to me last week in Guyana,
there are no coincidences...
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