Martin George

In light of this country’s recent celebration of Emancipation, this column is an open commentary for the attention of the United States Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago so that the message can be rel

I have in the past, been highly critical of the way the powers that be, including the Emancipation Support Committee (ESC), chose to celebrate Emancipation.

After the excitement and euphoria of the second week of Olympics in London and the truly fantastic closing ceremony and the after party in Hyde Park, we decided to head out to Scotland to continue the

Immediately upon entering what is touted as the most luxurious hotel in the world, the magnificent Burj al Arab Hotel in Dubai, there was a very famous basketball star strolling casually through the l

The EMBDC debacle could have been prevented, avoided or averted with swift action on the promise made at the time of the recent Cabinet reshuffle, to deal with State Board appointments.

Let’s start with the good.

Last year, Prof Selwyn Cudjoe with his usual erudition, unvarnished frankness and absence of pretence opened up a can of worms with his articles and letters questioning the amazing SEA results of the

I have consistently and cogently castigated and chastised so many of our cry-baby prima donnas who appear to be overpaid under-performers, and a continued embarrassment and regional shame for us almos