Regional Representative – Northeast

BY Ken Ali When large communities in central and south Trinidad are denied a water supply for weeks, while urban areas get a constant free flow,

By Capil Bissoon Prime Minister Kei­th Row­ley was being dishonest and deliberately mislead the population by saying that the entire Curepe

By Capil Bissoon I refer to your story in yesterday’s edition of the Trinidad Express captioned “Has the work started” with regards to the

By Kevin Ramnarine For the last two decades, the Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) economy can best be described as a “gas based economy”. When

Introduction Good evening UNC family! When I see so many of you here tonight I know that change is going to come. We completed our internal

Introduction Good night UNC family! I can feel your strength in Diego Martin, and I hear your cries. I pledge and recommit my party to get

Introduction Thank you, Madam Speaker and to this Honourable House for the opportunity to contribute to the debate on the mid-term budget review

WELCOME Our party was created to represent elements of the labour movement, the working poor and the forgotten vulnerable men, women and children

The United National Congress has completed all Constituency Executive, Women’s Arm and Youth Arm elections. The Party will now move into our

The move by the Keith Rowley-led administration to prioritise a frivolous privileges motion ahead of the business of the people of Trinidad and

After a protracted investigation surrounding allegations of a “plant-like” substance found on the property of former Prime Minister Kamla

The United National Congress continues its preparation for upcoming Local Government and General Elections.  At a joint caucus of the UNC’s

Kamla Persad-Bissessar did what many were not expecting… she and her MPs voted unanimously with the Government to ensure passage of the Civil

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar has faced some stinging criticism relative to her declaration at the UNC’s National Assembly that the

This is a particularly reflective time for Trinidad and Tobago having just observed our 56th year of Independence. This week, on September 7,

As we celebrated International Women’s Day this week it was my intention to comment on why it is important for us, as nation to continue to