Commentary

By Yvonne Sam Social and Political Commentator During my post graduate studies, I was forced to vicariously walk among the ruins of a number of some fallen ancient empires — Roman, Egyptian, Greek, Israelite and […]

Juan Guaidó is the product of a decade-long project overseen by Washington’s elite regime change trainers. While posing as a champion of democracy, he has spent years at the forefront of a violent campaign of […]

It is refreshing to listen to the new soca releases from Trinidad for this year’s carnival. Over the last few years, there was hardly a “power’’ soca song of merit from Trinidad; the emphasis was […]

Some old time Grenadians traditions have almost disappear and new ones have evolved or imported from neighbouring countries. I remember when I was a little boy growing up in Grenada, people used to serenade on […]

Although having both resided and being gainfully employed in Great Britain for over 12 years, especially in Woodford, the parliamentary constituency of Sir Winston Churchill, I feel that I have a somewhat slight edge in […]

It is no news at this time that Scotia has been purchased by Trinidad’s biggest bank Republic Bank. Let us first look at the history of these two financial institutions. Scotia Bank The Bank of […]

UNITED NATIONS, New York November 23, 2018 (IPS) — Following the unveiling of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement in Kigali, Rwanda, in March 2018, Africa is about to become the world’s largest free trade area: […]

My next door neighbor, who also hails from my native land, Guyana, has two young sons, and although one is a tot and the other a baby, I recently became concerned while interacting with them. […]