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I NOT SORRY
Posted: Monday, September 28, 2015
I NOT SORRY
Attorney for the United National Congress (UNC) Wayne Sturge"I AM not apologising to Faris Al-Rawi...he brought this on himself!..."
Govt to review Invaders Bay project
Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon says she welcomes businessman's Derek Chin's $1 billion Invader's Bay Development Project, Streets of the World
Development challenge for PNM
AS THE new PNM administration embarks on its journey to govern the country for the next five years, there are challenges it will face which are of two types.
Imbert meets with Natuc today
Finance Minister Colm Imbert will meet with officials of the National Trade Union Centre (Natuc) today to hear their recommendations on the fiscal package.
Ex-Minister calls for links with West Africa
Former Energy Minister, Kevin Ramnarine
Tourism must be engine for growth
ICC wants payment from Government
The International Code Council (ICC) ask to be paid US$27,000 owed to them for development of T&T's National Building Code.
Rekha vs Simeon
THE Independent Liberal Party (ILP), which failed to make any dent let alone impression, in the September 7 General Election is moving to fill the post of political leader
TT must prepare for 'the big one'
DIRECTOR of UWI's Seismic Research Centre in St Augustine Dr Joan Latchman is saying this country and its people must be prepared
Garcia unhappy as school remains closed
... Arima Boys Roman Catholic School because of on-going demolition work on the nearby Hearty Foods Supermarket burnt out site
Hundreds turn out for Ganesha festival
The festival is held in honour of the god Ganesha, known as the god of wisdom and remover of obstacles
Tobago Blue food comes to Trinidad
Guest apologises to Magdalena
Local NGO threatens ganja lawsuit
Colin Stephenson, director and co-founder of C420, T&T's first incorporated marijuana law reform NGO, is threatening to sue the Ministry of Health for failure to make rules that govern the use of the herb...
Police plead with public: Don't drink and drive
Eight held on Thursday
Western Division police go after illegal guns
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