THE People’s National Movement (PNM) wins more votes than any other political party in the August 10 general elections in Trinidad and Tobago. And 58.04% of the electorate voted. In preliminary results released by the Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) on Wednesday, the PNM received, 322,250 while the United National Congress (UNC) gained 309,188 […]Read More
By Pamela Ramcharan VOTERS in Trinidad and Tobago will have to be forced out of their homes on election day on August 10. This is the view of Professor Emeritus of the University of the West Indies John La Guerre. He said, “People have to be coaxed out of their houses. We are […]Read More
WITH over a month to go before general elections in Trinidad and Tobago, the United National Congress (UNC) has unveiled its full slate of candidates. It has revealed its 39 candidates with none in the to Tobago seats. In a statement on Sunday, the UNC stated, “Our screening committee has selected a formidable team […]Read More
RADIO talk show host and political activist Barrington “Skippy” Thomas is standing by his comments about the photo he reposted on his Facebook page with a seven-year-old girl and Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley. The photo has since been taken down, but not before its reposting and the comments by Thomas have stirred up controversy. […]Read More
FORMER President of the Senate of Trinidad and Tobago Senate Dr Linda Baboolal has died. She had been hospitalised at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex in Mt Hope for the past three weeks after coming down with the flu. She died from pneumonia. Her son Raj Baboolal said on a Facebook post, “I said […]Read More
ENTERPRISE – POLITICAL Leader of the People’s National Movement Dr Keith Rowley is asking the people of central Trinidad to give his party a chance. He made the plea while speaking at the formal opening of the PNM’s Regional Office in Central at Chrissie Terrace and Southern Main Road, Enterprise on Saturday. Rowley said not […]Read More
THE People’s National Movement (PNM) says it is saddened by the turn of events involving its Port-of-Spain South MP Marlene McDonald who is facing corruption charges. She has also been fire as the Minister of Public Utilities. In a statement on Monday, the PNM said it continued to stand on the side of the law. […]Read More
