Tim Teemal News Today

WHILE the calls for banning Trinibad music are understandable as we all seek answers for the runaway crime our country is at present experiencing, they do not stand up to

I WRITE in response to Fitzgerald Hinds’ column in yesterday’s Express, titled “Saving our Carnival”.While I agree with most of what Hinds shared in his contribution in the newspaper regarding

Sounding more like a Government senator than an Independent senator, Hazel Thompson-Ahye demonstrated the worst of us when she invited race and colour in her budget debate speech.Saying, “If the

AS angering as the story of the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) tenant, from Tarodale, with seven children, who only made four payments in 15 years is, especially to those who

The Prime Minister’s response to the Oppo­sition Leader’s letter offering help with regard to crime is disturbing on many levels.Firstly, his two-time use of the word “voluminous” in his official

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is checking to determine whether former police commissioner Gary Griffith is on the list of invitees for its annual Independence Day toast-to-the-nation ceremony

I, for one, want to register my full support and endorsement of Stuart Young’s “steups” in response to a question from a reporter about a gun he admitted to donating

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

National Transformation Alliance (NTA) general secretary Tim Teemal is calling for Attorney General Reginald Armour to be removed from office owing to “the number of missteps, and misadventures surrounding his brief but highly controversial tenure in office.”

THE National Transformation Alliance (NTA) says president-elect Christine Kangaloo has made a step in the right direction if her call for citizens to “Give me a chance,” is genuine. Kangaloo, who was elected President by the Electoral College on January 20, received her instrument of election from Speaker of the House of Representatives Bridgid Annisette-George,