Is Gary Griffith Poised for a Comeback as Police Commissioner?

Rumors are swirling in Trinidad and Tobago that former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith might soon reclaim his position. With the recent end of Erla Harewood-Christopher’s tenure and Junior Benjamin stepping in as the acting Commissioner, many believe the stage is set for Griffith’s return. Griffith, who previously earned a reputation as one of the most … Read more

Laptops in Schools in 2025: Progressive of out of touch?

The reintroduction of a laptop policy for secondary school students in 2025 definitely brings up some important questions about its practicality. While laptops were a cutting-edge initiative when first introduced in 2010, the tech landscape has evolved significantly. Nowadays, most students are more accustomed to using tablets and smartphones, which are not only more portable … Read more

Female Pleasure: Sales Volume Increases, But Focuses on Females.

“No Extra Satisfaction for Men”: Why Adult Excitement Paraphernalia Are Mostly Made to Satisfy Women In the ever-expanding world of adult excitement products, a curious imbalance has persisted for decades — the overwhelming majority of toys, tools, and pleasure devices are designed for women. From vibrators and dildos to wands, bullets, suction stimulators, and luxury … Read more

Carib Beer Launches in India:

A Caribbean Brand Enters One of the World’s Largest Beer MarketsBy Denzil James | Business Feature In a bold move that signals its intent to expand beyond the shores of the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago’s iconic Carib Beer is now officially available in India. The entry into the Indian market is the result of a … Read more

TTRA to go. BIR and Customs to be strengthened.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has confirmed that there will be no refunds for property tax payments already made, despite earlier statements by Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo suggesting otherwise. At a post-Cabinet press conference, Persad-Bissessar clarified that she had never promised refunds and questioned where the funds for such reimbursements would come from, highlighting the financial … Read more

When UNC Win – Not Everyone May Win…… The harsh reality supporters may face, as new governance begins.

Just an Opinion: The Economic Crossroads Under Kamla Persad-Bissessar—When ‘Everybody Wins’ Meets Economic Reality With Kamla Persad-Bissessar and the UNC now at the helm after the April 28 election, Trinidad and Tobago is poised for a new chapter. The campaign slogan, “When UNC Win, Everybody Wins,” set high hopes for a future of shared prosperity. … Read more

Restricted For Music But Not For Rum

Jamaican dancehall artist Vybz Kartel, born Adidja Palmer, is scheduled to arrive in Trinidad and Tobago on May 26, 2025, ahead of his performance at the One Caribbean Music Festival on May 31. However, his visit has been met with restrictions imposed by Defence Minister Wayne Sturge, who has curtailed several of Kartel’s planned engagements. … Read more

Telling Lies Can Get You Into Serious Trouble: Nursing Assistant ends up in jail for making false claim.

In an unexpected turn of events, Tiana Lewis-King, a 23-year-old nursing assistant at the Georgetown Hospital, has found herself in a legal mess after allegedly lying about her involvement in the autopsy of 11-year-old Adriana Younge. The nursing assistant, who was recorded by someone else while making the claim, has been charged with inciting terrorism … Read more