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Journalist extraordinaire Andy Johnson bared his soul in the autobiographical From Los Bajos to the World, which was launched at House Of Chan conference room, Warner Street, Woodbrook, last Saturday.
In this episode of Morning Edition, Garth St. Clair, Social Activist and Host of the Eye On Dependency programme shares his thoughts on a suggestion that has been made for
FORMER President Paula-Mae Weekes spoke candidly on TT’s use of social media, saying many of the comments she saw were racially biased. She spoke in a pre-recorded interview aired on Sunday on i95.5 FM’s Eye on Dependency programme. In Sunday’s programme, interviewer Garth St Clair asked Weekes if she felt TT’s race relations would get
GLEANING insight from her time spent as the country's sixth and first female Head of State, former President Paula-Mae Weekes said she would like some degree of investigatory authority added to the role and functions of the office-holder. She made the statement in a pre-recorded interview which was aired on i95.5 FM's Eye on Dependency
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.