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17/06/2024

Monday's editorial...

The Health Minister offered ritual concerns about va**ng among children in the Senate on June 11.

16/06/2024

Sunday's editorial...

PATRONS of the ICC Cricket World Cup game on Wednesday evening were understandably unhappy about the park-and-ride arrangements offered by the organisers.

11/06/2024

Monday's editorial...

Four cars were wrecked in the capital city soon after the return of forcible towing, when the removal of illegally parked vehicles began on May 29. Two of them belonged to police officers.

09/06/2024

Sunday's editorial...

LAST WEEK, Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine described illegal excavation at Turtle Beach in Courland Bay as the work of a madman.

08/06/2024

Bill Anders, the astronaut who shot the world changing Earthrise photo, died in a plane crash yesterday.
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02/06/2024

Sunday's editorial...

Kwailan La Borde, widow of Harold La Borde and first mate on his voyages of high adventure, passed away at the age of 91 on Wednesday night. Mr La Borde preceded her in 2016.

27/05/2024

Monday's editorial...

Speaking at a seminar on the sexual and reproductive health of women with disabilities on Wednesday, Social Development Minister Donna Cox announced that a bill to improve the rights and opportunities of people with disabilities is nearing completion.

26/05/2024

Sunday's editorial...

Police officers responding to a report at the Siparia West Secondary School on Thursday found the aftermath of a fight, leaving five children with minor stab wounds.

20/05/2024

Monday's editorial...

On Wednesday, the Health Ministry issued a formal warning about what would have been clear to anyone stepping outdoors during the day over the last few weeks.

19/05/2024

Sunday's editorial...

It took the brutal murder of Samantha Stacey Isaacs, a known victim of domestic violence to bring overdue light on the multiple failures of the State to protect her.

12/05/2024

Sunday''s editorial...

THE continuing attacks on Hindu places of worship has raised political concerns about organised efforts to perpetrate religious intolerance in TT.

06/05/2024

Monday's editorial...

It continues to be disturbing that after body cameras have been made a mandatory part of police gear, officers either won’t wear the devices or fail to turn them on.

05/05/2024

Sunday's editorial

At the beginning of May, the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) warned that it was “targeting” tenants of its housing developments for rent and mortgage collection.

29/04/2024

Monday’s editorial…

After Peter Smith, an English visitor to Tobago, was attacked by a bull shark on Friday, the Tobago House of Assembly’s reaction ranged from the sensible to the profoundly ill-advised.

28/04/2024

Sunday's editorial...

The Bocas Lit Fest has been staged for 14 years, longer than anyone might have expected when the local literary festival began.

27/04/2024

Yesterday’s work…

Do people read the print newspapers mostly for the columns? What should good analysis in the daily press look like? Can a column in the daily newspapers be c...

24/04/2024

Wednesday's editorial...

April 22 of each year since 1970 has been set aside to mark Earth Day. The occasion hosts a range of events supportive of environmental protection.

23/04/2024

Tuesday's editorial...

II'S HARD to understand why it took the North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA) two weeks to address the deaths of seven babies in its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

22/04/2024

Monday's editorial...

THA Secretary of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Tashia Burris offered a frank and comprehensive report on the status of Tobago’s tourism industry at a post-executive council briefing on Wednesday.

21/04/2024

Sunday's editorial...

The promise by the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) to repair leaks without creating potholes falls firmly in the category “wait and see.”

17/04/2024

Sunday's print` publication of my travel story on Costa Rica for . It's been a while since I did one of these, beginning in the 1980's with an almost hallucinatory trip through Guyana that took me all the way to the Rupunini for Caribbean Beat. The web version is here: https://cstu.io/dcc058 and a supplementary collection images is posted as an Instagram carousel here: https://cstu.io/a244de. Field notes taken on and photographed using an iPhone 15 ProMax.

15/04/2024

Monday's editorial...

On Tuesday, police intervened in an unusual bit of smuggling as 43 animals in a cart were being dragged ashore at Icacos.

14/04/2024

's Sunday editorial...

Adrian Acosta, president of the TT Taxi Drivers Network, may be concerned about taxi drivers being unable to work despite having fewer than the required number of 14 demerit points, but it’s the law.

08/04/2024

Monday’s editorial…

Acting fire sub officer Patrick Anderson Dick Jnr warned citizens on Wednesday that the next time he goes out to fight a fire and doesn’t have the required protective equipment, a member of the public might die.

07/04/2024

Sunday's editorial...

The 45th Report of the Ombudsman, covering the year 2022, offered troubling insights into citizens’ difficulty in obtaining adequate service from the public service.

25/03/2024

Monday's editorial...

On Thursday, Miss TT World, Aché Abrahams, met with the Prime Minister, and she made a point that she wanted to participate in any effort to raise the profile of mental health, particularly in secondary schools.

24/03/2024

Sunday's editorial...

After a weekend of murders, with ten homicides recorded between March 15 and 18, Police Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher sought to reassure the public on Thursday that: “The police are in control and we are able to control the increase in violent crime.”

22/03/2024

Read the most fascinating bit of HR corporate speak at a company today, "Progressive discipline." So much more elegant than "The beatings will continue until morale improves," don't you think?

18/03/2024

Monday's editorial...

The stories emerging from the 2024 Music Festival were both pleasantly surprising and heartwarming.

18/03/2024

Sunday's editorial...

On March 5, the Water and Sewerage Authority activated its now-annual ban on the use of hoses. In previous years, the fine for using a water hose during periods of … Continue reading The annual water problem