Editorial

Fete over and back to work” was the famous quip of then Prime Minister George Chambers and it came at the end of the first oil boom 1974-1982. 

Perhaps part of the answer would be for Mr Montano to spend some time after Ash Wednesday studying and thinking about the music from the Caribbean that has made it big internationally in the last 40 years.

The newly appointed board and senior managers of the Tourism Development Company (TDC) pointedly chose Saturday morning, at the National Carnival Commission’s suite at the Grand Stand in the Queen’s Park Savannah to commit to creating what it...

On Friday night, and indeed, well into Saturday morning, the cream of Trinidad and Tobago’s soca crop for 2012 competed fiercely for the thrones of Groovy Soca Monarch and Power Soca Monarch, the pinnacle adjudication of the months of effort that...

The decision by the executive of the Oilfields Workers Trade Union (OWTU) to accept a nine per cent increase over the period 2008 to 2011 for the 5,000 employees of Petrotrin is worthy of high commendation.

Beginning tonight, the Soca Monarch competition, which celebrates its 20th year this Fantastic Friday, will continue to bring that sparkle and modernity to stage performances by the soca men and women.

Electrical Industries Ltd’s (EIL) contract with the multinational, General Electric (GE), highlights the company’s advances globally despite challenges in the international economy, says director Hayden Kublalsingh.

Surely if Jack Warner in his role as former FIFA vice president feels he does not have to answer integrity issues put out by the world football body, the same cannot be true in his capacity as a government minister.