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By the time you read this, our country would have already experienced one of the most beautiful, high-quality, and popular events on the seasonal calendar.
Both editions of Junior Panorama excelled when considering the music presented - the Ministry of Education’s National Schools Panorama Finals at Skinner Park, and the Pan ...
Sufficient to disclaim a once prominent charge (even from within) of a “single-story” agenda, our media have recently offered up a menu so diverse that observers with a genuine interest in exploring the more prominent highlights, now too often consider themselves hapless practitioners of negligent omission.
Latterly, the media industry itself – whate...
It is increasingly apparent to me that whatever its operational deficiencies and political challenges – characteristic of all multilateral groupings - news of Caricom’s demise constitutes a gross exaggeration rooted in appalling, publicly exhibited ignorance of its structure, role, and functions.
Yes, breaches have widened along one critical pillar, ...
On December 17, in this space, I described what I considered to be the so-called “big and little” things of public life in T&T.
Among the several phenomena mentioned, when referencing the “little” things, was the absurd prevalence of potholes and disfigured roadways – both major and minor – all over the country.
So, who/what is this “Caricom” about which everybody seems to know so much nowadays?
The Caribbean Community (Caricom) was inaugurated on July 4, 1973, at a signing ceremony in Chaguaramas, T&T. The Treaty of Chaguaramas (as revised in 2001) is a legally binding international agreement.
There are 15 full me...
