PM knocked over US visa comments
Posted: Sunday, December 21, 2025

PM knocked over US visa comments
...Antigua PM: Back up statements with facts

'Thin mask of unity'
PM: Caricom an unreliable partner

PM hits Caricom as 'unreliable partner' – Thin mask of unity
THE PRIME MINISTER has lambasted Caricom – a region with which TT has had a deep and complex trade relationship, historical and social ties – as an "unreliable partner" and a "dysfunctional and self-destructive" organisation.

PM knocked over US visa comments
...Antigua PM: Back up statements with facts

Kamla between a rock and a hard place
Make-work programmes: a troubled past shadows new plan

Traffickers adapt
...'Guiria now key staging point'

PM: Not one cent of State $$ spent on celebrations
Prime Minister and UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has dismissed suggestions that taxpayers' money was used to fund the party's Christmas celebrations.

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Ken Renard – Trinidad and Tobago's most successful actor
Although almost unknown in his homeland, actor Ken Renard (1907-1993) had a groundbreaking career that lasted decades. He moved from theatre in Harlem to Broadway to radio, films and television – he appeared in almost 20 feature films and dozens of well-known television shows.

Why Women Stay: The Backstory
The answer is not so simple, however; rather, it has a lot to do with how early relationships, particularly those with our parents, shape how we relate to others later in life.

Karate journey kick-starts after 50-year break for 72-year-old Chaguanas man
After a 50-year break from karate, Clifford Mendez, of Chaguanas, has taken a decisive step back onto the mat, this time with his sights firmly set on a black belt.

'You cannot miss what you never had'
Sudhir Ramessar, known to his childhood friends as "Wheels," revered within the differently abled community as one of its fiercest advocates, and celebrated by Paralympians as one of their most committed champions, has died.

Two men gunned down in La Brea, Chaguanas
Labourer Shaquille Daniel, 29, of Kern Street, Guapo, was gunned down in Chinese Village, La Brea, while the other victim, Chivonne Millet, was shot dead inside a car on John Street, Montrose, Chaguanas.

Cop leaves party, falls unconscious while driving, loses gun and ammo
Police are investigating the disappearance of a service firearm belonging to a Special Reserve Police officer after he lost consciousness while driving in Tunapuna last week.


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