As a child I was terrified of the Lady Young Road. My father was one of those drivers; he had an impatient, lead foot and negotiated those curves as if that lurching old Chrysler was on rails.
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It’s as if I’m floating over my own body as this is happening. Like I’m not really here. In Accra, Ghana. In the heat and noise of an African night.
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Although one accused the other of reciting sugar industry history during yesterday’s Parliament debate, both PNM’s Colm Imbert as well as PP’s Rudy Indarsingh did actually indulge is “looking back” at the sector in their respective contributions.
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In sympathy with the children of T...
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In the fight against crime, statistics play an important role in determining whether there is any progress by those involved in all aspects of law enforcement.
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To say that I am elated that at long last something is about to be done about regulating the herbal medicine sector in T&T is the understatement of the year.
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This month of May marks the 158th year of arrival of Indian indentured immigrants to T&T to supply cheap labour to sugar estates.
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Danny Boyle’s riveting thriller, Trance, is a terrific example of how talent, wit, and skill can transform a couple of loaves and fishes into a feast for a multitude.
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If the business community, all segments of it, were to once again pump hundreds of millions of dollars into the campaigns of political parties in the scheduled next three elections, and do so without a structured, legal and transparent system in...
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Every morning, like most sensible Trinidadians—a minority—I mentally put on shining, black armour, strap myself into the car, take a deep breath and drive off to work, hopeful that I will arrive alive.
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