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Over one hundred UNC Youth officers spanning the length and width of Trinidad and Tobago flocked to the Couva South MP’s office auditorium on Saturday 12th April 2014, for their monthly strategic meeting. The theme of the meeting, “Finding the Place, Plan & Purpose for our...

AG CONDEMNS ATTACK ON THE POLICE SOCIAL AND WELFARE ASSOCIATION We wish to condemn the attack by the head of the Police Complaints Authority (PCA), Ms Gillian Lucky, on the executive of the Police Social and Welfare Association (PSWA) and the Office of the Attorney General. The...

AG RESPONDS TO WARNER’S CLAIM OF GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE INTO FIFA/CONCACAF MATTER I wish to deny the baseless allegation that the government is influencing FIFA and CONCACAF to take legal action against former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner. I also wish to dismiss the...

“If we as a nation are to truly continue walking forward we are the ones who will hurt ourselves if we remain locked in the past.” —Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar in Parliament last Friday In spite of its many errors, some of them naive, others blatantly egregious, the one...

ATTORNEY GENERAL RESPONDS TO MATT PRESS RELEASE: “MATT CONDEMNS AG’S MEDIA ATTACK” The publication of evidence by the media that is the subject of an on-going criminal investigation must be a matter of concern to all right-thinking citizens. It affects the integrity of the...

Launch of the UNC Youth on a Mission Football League – Ensuring a Place, a Plan and Purpose for all Youth the UNC Youth on a Mission started its own Youth Football League Yesterday. Over 8 teams competed at Green Park Felicity until 9:pm. At the end of the Tournament every...

Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine meets Sir Sam Jonah Chairman of Range Resources Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine last week (April 9 2014) met with Sir Sam Jonah the Chairman of Range Resources. The Australian based Range Resources  operates in the oil industry on land in south...

Dear Editor, It is public knowledge that some of the crimes committed in our beautiful country are actually done so by deportees. It is about time that something is being done to keep a fingerprint and DNA sample of those individuals, to be able to track repeat offences committed...

The Editor: It remarkable to hear that there is a possibility that DNA testing can be done and utilised in the administration of justice in Trinidad and Tobago. DNA a molecule called deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), which contains the biological instructions that make each species...

The Editor: I fully agree with Prof Selwyn Cudjoe in an article he wrote in one of our daily newspapers where he stated that the comments made by Ms Robinson-Regis about “soft man” in one of her speeches in the PNM’s upcoming  internal elections highlights the problem of a...