Why property tax may be a benefit to citizens
Almost every developed country has a property tax system that provides financial incentives to its citizens. However, in developing countries like Trinidad and Tobago, property…
Loneliness the silent killer in North America
In recent months, the spotlight has been focused on loneliness in our society. We all feel lonely from time to time, and everyone’s experience varies….
The creative arts in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is constantly buzzing with artistic and cultural events — music, dance, theatre and drama, fashion, literature, and bacchanal. Trinidad is unique because…
Time for another rethink of Britain’s immigration challenges
How to curb the increasing immigration numbers has been a problem for British governments for hundreds of years. In 1596, Queen Elizabeth 1 wrote a…
King David: The man with de hammer
He is known as The Man with the Hammer. He is also known for his creative calypso genre of kaiso with its commentary on local…
Penn Relays and its relevance to Jamaica’s athletics development
The Penn Relays completed its 127th year last Saturday evening at the Franklin field facility, further entrenching itself in the USA and global athletics calendar as…
Universities, colleges and the needs of business and society
It is virtually a rite of passage for students graduating from high school in May and June of each year to be lined up beside…
Racial discrimination in UK journalism
Following the killing of George Floyd by the police in America 2020, and the public outcry, there were protests in that country and throughout the…
Easter in Trinidad and Tobago
Easter Sunday is the most important time for the Christian believer. In fact, in the Bible it is the day when Mary Magdalene found the…
Shortage of healthcare professionals and the issue of diversity
Canadians pride themselves in identifying with the country’s institutions of universal healthcare, military peacekeeping, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and multicultural society. Its diversity…