New political era demands we confront old wounds
THE EDITOR: The recent electoral victory of the UNC-led government signalled something far more powerful than a routine change in
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19:26
Top cop travails
THE HIGH Court’s ruling of May 12 affirms the power of the Police Service Commission (PSC) to suspend a top
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15:22
Getting hospitals right
Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe is sending positive signals about hospital facilities, particularly in his emphasis on the reopening of
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13:24
The many colours of evil & good
Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821), the European philosopher, writer and lawyer, wrote "Every country has the government it deserves." Colours are
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13:22
Worryingly low turnout
THE VOTER turnout of 54 per cent in the April 28 general election is the lowest on record since this
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11:25
Sweet cocoa experience in Grand Riviere
THE EDITOR: There are a lot of sights and great experiences that Trinidad has to offer, which may sound unbelievable,
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11:22
Kamla’s comeback
ON APRIL 26, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, 73, was apologising contritely for her mistakes, addressing rumours about her health and concerns about
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11:22
Message to incoming prime minister: Vision, leadership needed for agriculture
DR OMARDATH MAHARAJ UNFORTUNATELY for us, the short and hasty general election campaign was relatively silent on vision and policies
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03:23
MIC-IT brings climate-smart farming to Claxton Bay Sec
The MIC Institute of Technology (MIC-IT) installed the first of five SolarPoniX units at Union Claxton Bay Secondary School on
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21:24
Scandalous Sudan crisis
IT IS the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. At least 12.5 million have been displaced. Hundreds of civilians and aid workers
