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Anand
Ramlogan updated
07/12/08
Can you imagine how different this country could have
been today, if Basdeo Panday had managed his temper,
swallowed his pride.
Dana
Seetahal updated
07/12/08
Was
it not just a few months ago that the Government was
talking about the purchase of a private jet? Now we
read of the Prime Minister travelling to Cuba on a
commercial airline. Shades of how the mighty have
fallen, one might think.
Derren
Joseph updated 07/12/08
On
Thursday afternoon, on NCC Channel 4, there was
a broadcast of The Stars are Shining Brightly 4—A
Celebration of Musical Melodies.
Dennis
Pantin updated
07/12/08
For the first time since World War II, as a recent
report points out, the USA, Europe and Japan are all
simultaneously in economic recession.
Denzil
Mohammed updated 07/12/08
Calling
all heteros: stand up for yourselves! Stand erect!
It’s time for your voices to be heard! There’s
a strange wind blowing over this land. A wind of
change, but not of the good, righteous, religious
kind.
Lennox
Grant updated 07/12/08
Mumbai,
scene of recent terrorist massacre and hostage-taking,
was still called Bombay in 1990. In July that year,
Bombay Bazaar was a Port-of-Spain shop among those
looted or gutted—or both—amid terrorist
bombing, shooting and hostage-taking.
Martin
George updated 30/11/08
With a murder toll hovering just below 500, and we’re
not even into December yet, it is quite obvious that
the toll will cross clear past the 501 mark, a record
that is precious to us all in the realm of cricket
for much more noble and genteel reasons.
Ira
Mathur updated 16/11/08
There
are many who won’t agree with every decision
or policy I make as president. And we know the government
can’t solve every problem. But I will always
be honest with you about the challenges we face. I
will listen to you, especially when we disagree.
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