Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley an­nounced he will of­fi­cial­ly re­sign from of­fice on March 16.

UNC Leader Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar has re­ject­ed a “One Love” out­reach by the Pro­gres­sive Al­liance (PATT) coali­tion—com­pris­ing HOPE, Gary Grif­fith’s Na­tion­al Trans­for­ma­tion Al­liance (NTA), and the Com­mu­ni­ty Ref­or­ma­tion Net­work. She al­so said the UNC was not in­ter­est­ed in at­tend­ing the coali­tion’s March 12 pub­lic meet­ing.

Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley is not yet ready to say when he is step­ping down. When asked about his last day in of­fice, Row­ley sim­ply re­spond­ed, “Not yet,” be­fore get­ting in­to his ve­hi­cle and leav­ing.

For­mer House Speak­er Nizam Mo­hammed has weighed in on the is­sue re­gard­ing the process in­volved in Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley's with­draw­al from of­fice. He says the re­place­ment of Row­ley as the Peo­ple's Na­tion­al Move­ment's (PNM) leader is sep­a­rate and apart, rest­ing sole­ly in the do­main of the PNM, and has noth­ing to do with ref­er­ence to Sec­tion 76 of the Con­sti­tu­tion.

At­tor­ney Lar­ry Lal­la, SC, has part­ed ways with the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) af­ter a 13-year tenure with the par­ty.

So-called Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) “dis­si­dent,” Ma­yaro MP Rush­ton Paray, says if he is un­able to se­cure his ex­ist­ing can­di­da­cy, he’ll en­gage in open di­a­logue with the peo­ple of Ma­yaro, and any de­ci­sion about his po­lit­i­cal fu­ture will be made with their in­put and best in­ter­ests in mind.

Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress can­di­dates Ernesto Ke­sar and Clyde El­der have re­signed from the Move­ment of So­cial Jus­tice (MSJ).

Lar­ry Lal­la has re­signed from the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC), as stat­ed in a let­ter dat­ed Feb­ru­ary 24, 2025, ad­dressed to the par­ty's chair­man, Dave Tan­coo. Lal­la ex­plained that he made this de­ci­sion "af­ter care­ful con­sid­er­a­tion over the past few months." He cit­ed his un­suc­cess­ful at­tempts to ad­vo­cate for change with­in the par­ty over the past nine years as a key rea­son for his res­ig­na­tion.

The Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) will screen its two nom­i­nees for the To­ba­go East and West seats on Sat­ur­day, ahead of the Gov­ern­ment’s Par­lia­men­tary cau­cus on Sun­day and Mon­day.

Leader of the Pro­gres­sive De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Pa­tri­ots (PDP), Wat­son Duke, wants so­ca artiste Machel Mon­tana's lawyer—J. Lar­ry Williams—to apol­o­gize for im­put­ing im­prop­er mo­tives to his use of the song “Buss Head”.

So­ca artiste Machel Mon­tana's lawyer, J. Lar­ry Williams, says Pro­gres­sive De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Pa­tri­ots' po­lit­i­cal leader, Wat­son Duke, has used the song “Buss Head”, with­out per­mis­sion.

The To­ba­go Coun­cil of the Peo­ple's Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) is call­ing on Wat­son Duke—po­lit­i­cal leader of the Pro­gres­sive De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Pa­tri­ots (PDP)—to make a per­son­al apol­o­gy to the To­ba­go women he wronged by call­ing them "stink and dut­ty" dur­ing the re­cent gen­er­al elec­tions.